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

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

by Gigantically February 04, 2019

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