Definition
Definition of jamful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fullDated UK filled to capacity with no space leftDated UK
- The room was jamful of excited fans.
2.
packed areaDated UK crowded with people or thingsDated UK
- The concert hall was jamful, with no empty seats in sight.
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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- French:bondé, archicomble, ...
- German:überfüllt, voll, ...
- Italian:pieno, affollato, ...
- Spanish:repleto, lleno a reventar, ...
- Portuguese:cheio, ...
- Chinese:挤满的, 拥挤的, ...
- Japanese:ぎっしり詰まった, 満員, ...
- Arabic:مُمْتَلِئ عَنْ آخِرِهِ, مزدَحِم, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא, עָמוּס, ...
- Russian:переполненный, ...
- Ukrainian:вщерть, ...
- Hindi:ठसाठस, भीड़भाड़, ...
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