rammo

Verb "ram-o"

Origin: Sarf East London - Essex - The Medway

Meaning: To be busy, crowded - any area where space is limited.

"Mate, Amadeus was rammo last night. Trust"

"You missed a good night last night - Walkabout was rammo with buff tings...and twins"

Rammo

A busy, crowded space. Usually refers to a successful event or show, packed with people.

The gig last night was rammo, what a great turn out!

by sevenelves July 26, 2013

A small YouTuber who is most known for his raging in videos

"I was watching Rammo and saw him play Mario"

by fagsrus69 July 25, 2022

A very full place; somewhere that is totally packed; a day that is incredibly busy.

Tomorrow I'm completely rammo jammo
I'd avoid that restaurant on Fridays - it's completely rammo jammo!

by kuichaila March 20, 2024

Did you see Rammo Jammo on the TV last night he went fucking ballistic

by Gigantically February 4, 2019