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Meanings of cram full in English
Usage of cram full in English
1
It's just cram full of snakes.
2
There's no room in St. George's 'thought-bag' for any bad thoughts, it's so cram full of good ones.
3
It's cram full of tench.
4
The UN-funded malnutrition ward in Hodeidah is crammed full of similar cases.
5
A posting house is crammed full of officers and men and horses.
6
The room was crammed full of swimmers, all here for the Tank.
7
And unlike before, this party is crammed full of hard-muscled, hard-eyed warriors.
8
It was small, crammed full of rolled-up tapestries from the rooms above.
9
A jar crammed full of cookies suggests that the contents are plentiful.
10
You'll find them in the kitchen cupboard or crammed full of flowers.
11
It is a house crammed full of Victoriana: stuffed animals, statues and books.
12
And soon he appeared again with his cheek-pouches crammed full of wheat kernels.
13
Bella returned bearing an ancient extension bag crammed full of odds and ends.
14
They were evidently crammed full of people, and pulling all for one point.
15
This, to defend a castle crammed full of women and children.
16
I grasped my powder-flask and shook it; it was full-crammedfull!