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Definition of cram
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cram is as below...
Cram (v. i.) To make crude
preparation
for a
special
occasion,
as an
examination,
by a hasty and
extensive
course
of
memorizing
or
study..
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Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
elasmobranch
fishes
belonging
to
Torpedo
and
allied
genera.
They are
related
to the rays, but have the power of
giving
electrical
shocks.
Called
also
crampfish,
and
numbfish.
See
Electrical
fish, under
Electrical..
Theurgy
::
Theurgy
(n.) A kind of
magical
science
or art
developed
in
Alexandria
among the
Neoplatonists,
and
supposed
to
enable
man to
influence
the will of the gods by means of
purification
and other
sacramental
rites..
Stuffer
::
Stuff (v. i.) To feed
gluttonously;
to cram.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
spasmodic
and
painful
involuntary
contraction
of a
muscle
or
muscles,
as of the leg..
Ram
::
Ram (v. t.) To butt or
strike
against;
to drive a ram
against
or
through;
to
thrust
or drive with
violence;
to force in; to drive
together;
to cram; as, to ram an
enemy's
vessel;
to ram
piles,
cartridges,
etc..
Macrame Lace
::
Macrame
lace () A
coarse
lace made of
twine,
used
especially
in
decorating
furniture..
Orally
::
Orally
(adv.)
By, with, or in, the
mouth;
as, to
receive
the
sacrament
orally..
Crampoons
::
Crampoons
(n.) Iron
instruments
with sharp
points,
worn on the shoes to
assist
in
gaining
or
keeping
a
foothold..
Constipate
::
Constipate
(v. t.) To crowd or cram into a
narrow
compass;
to press
together
or
condense.
Uneasy
::
Uneasy
(a.)
Occasioning
want of ease;
constraining;
cramping;
disagreeable;
unpleasing.
Eucharist
::
Eucharist
(n.) The
sacrament
of the
Lord's
Supper;
the
solemn
act of
ceremony
of
commemorating
the death of
Christ,
in the use of bread and wine, as the
appointed
emblems;
the
communion..
Coop
::
Coop (v. t.) To
confine
in a coop;
hence,
to shut up or
confine
in a
narrow
compass;
to
cramp;
--
usually
followed
by up,
sometimes
by in..
Seeker
::
Seeker
(n.) One of a small
heterogeneous
sect of the 17th
century,
in Great
Britain,
who
professed
to be
seeking
the true
church,
ministry,
and
sacraments..
Septfoil
::
Septfoil
(n.) A
typical
figure,
consisting
of seven equal
segments
of a
circle,
used to
denote
the gifts of the Holy
Chost,
the seven
sacraments
as
recognized
by the Roman
Catholic
Church,
etc..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(v. i.) To
clamber
with hands and
knees;
to
scrabble;
as, to
scramble
up a
cliff;
to
scramble
over the
rocks..
Crampon
::
Crampon
(n.) An
a/rial
rootlet
for
support
in
climbing,
as of ivy..
Frank
::
Frank (v. t.) To shut up in a frank or sty; to pen up;
hence,
to cram; to
fatten..
Scamble
::
Scamble
(v. i.) To move about
pushing
and
jostling;
to be rude and
turbulent;
to
scramble.
Scrambling
::
Scrambling
(a.)
Confused
and
irregular;
awkward;
scambling.
Crampet
::
Crampet
(n.) A cramp iron or cramp ring; a
chape,
as of a
scabbard..
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