over-crammed
/ˌəʊvəˈkramd/adjective
That has been excessively crammed or filled; overfilled with information; (of a place) overcrowded, occupied by too many people.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Aaron Hill (1685–1750), writer and entrepreneur. From over-cram + -ed.
- circum-
- circumambience
- circumambient
- circumambulate
- circumambulation
- circumambulatory
- circumcircle
- circumcise
- circumciser
- circumcision
- circumference
- circumferential
- circumferentially
- circumflex
- circumflex accent
- circumfluence
- circumfluent
- circumfuse
- circumjacent
- circumlocution
- circumlocutional
- circumlocutionary
- circumlocutionist
- circumlocutory
- circumlunar