| คับคั่ง | [khapkhang] (v) EN: be crowded ; be jammed ; be congested ; be crammed ; be tightly-packed |
| หนาตา | [nātā] (adj) EN: dense ; congested ; crammed FR: dense |
| ยัดเยียด | [yatyīet] (v) EN: crowd ; be crowded ; be crammed ; be jammed ; flock ; congregate ; gather ; mass ; throng |
| cramme | The boy crammed all his clothes into the bag. |
| cramme | The department store was crammed with holiday shoppers. |
| cramme | This time, the same as always, I crammed at the last minute. |
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| crammer | (n) a student who crams |
| crammer | (n) a teacher who is paid to cram students for examinations |
| crammer | (n) a special school where students are crammed |
| crammer | (n) a textbook designed for cramming |
| Crammer | n. One who crams; esp., one who prepares a pupil hastily for an examination, or a pupil who is thus prepared. Dickens. [ 1913 Webster ] |
| 鈴生り;鈴なり | [すずなり, suzunari] (n) (1) bunches (e.g. of fruit); clusters; (adj-no) (2) crammed (e.g. with people); overflowing [Add to Longdo] |
| 獺祭 | [だっさい, dassai] (n) arraying a number of reference books in order to compose poetry; literary composition crammed with maxims, ancient episodes, legends, etc. (from the habit of otters to line a catch of fish on river bank) [Add to Longdo] |
