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jamming

jamming
NounTransitive VerbIntransitive VerbAdjective

Meanings

Nounjamming

The act of forcing something into a tight space or the state of being stuck in a mechanism.

Nounjamming

The state of being crowded or packed tightly together, often causing a blockage or a standstill.

The jamming of the commuters in the narrow corridor slowed down the evacuation.

Transitive Verbjamming
[~ something]

The process of pressing or forcing something tightly into a space or mechanism.

Intransitive Verbjamming

The act of playing music, especially jazz, in an improvised manner with other musicians.

Adjectivejamming

Filled to capacity or extremely crowded.

The stadium was jamming with fans hours before the concert started.

Examples

The enemy used electronic jamming to disrupt our communications.

History

Stop jamming that key into the lock or you will break it.

Stop jamming that key into the lock or you will break it.

The printer is jamming again because of the cheap paper.

The printer is jamming again because of the cheap paper.

Office

I can't believe the subway is this jamming during the rush hour.

Travel

He spent the whole afternoon jamming with a local jazz trio.

I keep jamming my finger in the car door.

The signal jamming was so intense that we lost all radar contact.

Detective

We were just jamming in the garage until the neighbors complained about the noise.

We were just jamming in the garage until the neighbors complained about the noise.

The stadium was absolutely jamming for the championship game.

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