Definition of jam-full in English:

jam-full

adjective

informal

Extremely crowded or full to capacity.
a pub jam-full of people
Example sentencesExamples
- That night the house was jam full of men in no time.
- Why, there were seventy-five hotels in that one spot alone, and all jam full.
- The city's jam full of kids that flock there in the spring and fall, looking for jobs.
- The UK is jam full of accents, mate.
- I have closed off the dining room, since it's jam full of stuff I brought up from the basement, and the hall is almost full as well.
- To Jack, Chris was not "jam-full of contradictions" but unambiguously treacherous.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from jam¹.

Definition of jam-full in US English:

jam-full

adjective

informal

Extremely crowded or full to capacity.
a bar jam-full of people
Example sentencesExamples
- The city's jam full of kids that flock there in the spring and fall, looking for jobs.
- I have closed off the dining room, since it's jam full of stuff I brought up from the basement, and the hall is almost full as well.
- To Jack, Chris was not "jam-full of contradictions" but unambiguously treacherous.
- Why, there were seventy-five hotels in that one spot alone, and all jam full.
- That night the house was jam full of men in no time.
- The UK is jam full of accents, mate.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from jam.

单词	jam-full
释义	Definition of jam-full in English: jam-full adjective informal Extremely crowded or full to capacity. a pub jam-full of people Example sentencesExamples That night the house was jam full of men in no time. Why, there were seventy-five hotels in that one spot alone, and all jam full. The city's jam full of kids that flock there in the spring and fall, looking for jobs. The UK is jam full of accents, mate. I have closed off the dining room, since it's jam full of stuff I brought up from the basement, and the hall is almost full as well. To Jack, Chris was not "jam-full of contradictions" but unambiguously treacherous. Origin Mid 19th century: from jam¹. Definition of jam-full in US English: jam-full adjective informal Extremely crowded or full to capacity. a bar jam-full of people Example sentencesExamples The city's jam full of kids that flock there in the spring and fall, looking for jobs. I have closed off the dining room, since it's jam full of stuff I brought up from the basement, and the hall is almost full as well. To Jack, Chris was not "jam-full of contradictions" but unambiguously treacherous. Why, there were seventy-five hotels in that one spot alone, and all jam full. That night the house was jam full of men in no time. The UK is jam full of accents, mate. Origin Mid 19th century: from jam.
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