cram

v. the act of attempting to learn large ammounts of information in a short period of time, esp. for a test in high school or college.

Craming for tests is less effective than studying far in advance, but also less time consuming.

by Isaac Brown December 12, 2003

CRAM

A little mushy substance you put between your gums. Available in 3 distinct flavors: Raspberry, Berry, VERY Berry. Can be used in the making of weaponry: Must be laid in the sun for a fortnight to become harder than steel.

For only 20 gold coins, you may buy a bucket of raspberry, berry, or very berry CRAM. My personal favorite is the very berry CRAM, it is like the berry CRAM, but VERY.

by Swift Fox 2277 October 15, 2019

cram

v.: To study for a test in the last remaining minutes. A tactic prefered by many students worldwide.

Person I: Did you study, Person II?
Person II: Nope.
Person I: Then why do you have your book out?
Person II: Im cramming.

by Can_I_Use_S P A C E S? June 3, 2003

Crammed

Bad-tempered or irritable. Northern expression from the Rochdale/Littleborough area.

"What's with his face he looks crammed" "Cheer up crammed arse" .

by Beatz73 November 30, 2017

Crammed

When someone has the best of intentions but screws up and makes your life or job harder.

Glenn forgot to install that light fixture. Now we have to cut open up the ceiling. He really crammed us on this job.

by D-Webs March 23, 2018

CRAM IT IN THERE

When you're goin' with dat flow, you just gotta CRAM IT IN THERE!

"Dude that is one tasty heifer!"
"CRAM IT IN THERE!"

by DUSTIN "ALL-CAPS" JOHNSON March 4, 2005

Crammed

in a tight space , feeling claustrophobic or to fit a lot in.

That Train was crammed

i felt crammed in during that interview

I crammed a years worth of revising into a week , with the aid of strong coffee.

by not a fool September 1, 2007