jamful UK
ˈʤæmfəl
Definition

Definition of jamful - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
fullDatedUKfilled to capacity with no space leftDatedUK
  • The room was jamful of excited fans.
crammed full packed
2.
packed areaDatedUKcrowded with people or thingsDatedUK
  • The concert hall was jamful, with no empty seats in sight.
crammed packed
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Origin of jamful

English, jam (preserve) + ful (full of)

Examples of jamful in a sentence

  • Her suitcase was jamful, barely closing.
  • The subway was jamful during rush hour.
  • Her suitcase was jamful with clothes.

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  1. French:bondé, archicomble, ...
  2. German:überfüllt, voll, ...
  3. Italian:pieno, affollato, ...
  4. Spanish:repleto, lleno a reventar, ...
  5. Portuguese:cheio, ...
  6. Chinese:挤满的, 拥挤的, ...
  7. Japanese:ぎっしり詰まった, 満員, ...
  8. Arabic:مُمْتَلِئ عَنْ آخِرِهِ, مزدَحِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָלֵא, עָמוּס, ...
  10. Russian:переполненный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вщерть, ...
  12. Hindi:ठसाठस, भीड़भाड़, ...

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