Usage of "jam-packed"

Filled to capacity.

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Usage of jam-packed in English

What did he set fire to?' The place was absolutely jam-packed full. 
 The Guardian 

Naturally I was somewhat surprised to find it absolutely jam-packed with money. 
 The burglar in the closet 

The broadcasting roster was jam-packed with international sporting events and series finales. 
 The South African 

Things can be slow one moment, the waiting room jam-packed the next. 
 The incumbent 

Yesterday was a jam-packed final day for the royal couple in Rotorua. 
 Radio NZ 

The funeral home's viewing room was very large, and jam-packed with people. 
 French pressed 

This year's South African Book Fair promises to be jam-packed with family-friendly fun. 
 The South African 

Season three brought some serious challenges into Mary Jane's jam-packed world. 
 Ebony 

This last week, like many before it, was jam-packed with news. 
 Wired 

Two hours later, he walks on stage in front of a jam-packed auditorium. 
 Climbing Magazine 

It's a jam-packed two hours, but it can still leave people wanting more. 
 Wired 

But it was jam-packed with tourists in overloaded cars and rumbling motor homes. 
 The Lost Continent 

Pictures from the US show jam-packed roads as Floridians head out of state. 
 News.com.au 

Eggs are jam-packed with protein, which is a source of stamina. 
 Ebony 

It's jam-packed with battering rams, door breechers, flash-bangs, tear gas, grenades. 
 Midnight hero 

Social media has been jam-packed with pictures of the huge clouds of smoke. 
 The South African 

Jam-packed through the time

Meanings of jam-packed in English