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To cram means to force something into a space that is too small or to study quickly for an exam that is very soon. (verb)
- An example of to cram is to fit 50 people in a room made for 35.
- An example of to cram is to start studying for a test the night before and stay up all night doing so.
A cram is a quick study for an exam that is very soon. (noun)
An example of a cram is a 30 minute study session in the hour before a test.
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