verb
definition
To pack or fill very tightly.
adjective
definition
Packed or filled tightly.
Examples of jam-packed in a Sentence
The room was jam packed with people at the free rave.
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After a score of handshakes from well-wishers, he located his wife and joined her for a jam-packed barbeque lunch, sponsored by the Elks at their century old restored building—another traditional happening of the annual holiday festivities.
It's admirable to want to save money by cooking every meal from scratch, but it's going to be a difficult goal to accomplish if you already have a jam-packed schedule.
This is a great area to have jam packed if you are using the site to help you find a new job.
I don't get the pip, jam packed with taste, Duerr's clearly fills a space!
Twenty, filtered menthol cigarettes, jam packed with nicotine, tar, embalming fluid, and couple hundred more flavorful low-dosed toxic deadly poisons.
Reservations are a must, as it tends to get jam-packed, and as soon as you sink your fork into one of their steaks, you'll understand why.
These trips are jam-packed with entertainment suitable for women of all ages.
In 2005, she began judging Dancing with the Stars, and the rest is history for this gorgeous Asian American with a jam packed dance schedule.
The Jacksonville Jaguars swimsuit calendar is jam packed with beautiful pictures of the Jacksonville Jaguars cheerleaders, affectionately known as "The Roar".
These guides are designed as primers for parents and are jam-packed with all the information parents need to help their kids with a given topic.
Watch the New York Knicks slam dunk a victory or enjoy a "friendly" hockey game, jam packed with excitement provided by the New York Rangers hockey club.
This show that premiered in 1992 is jam packed with dysfunctional drama, harking back in a way to PBS' An American Family.