cram in's Usage Examples:

In the show, 100 complete strangers cram into an average sized family home in the bid to become the last person standing.

We don"t have to cram in training sessions around work.

previous two nights, their Reading appearance saw people attempting to cram into a full tent.

Prescott wrote, "Everything about whaling that Herman Melville couldn"t cram into Moby-Dick is now crammed into "The Sea Hunters.

set "disappointing", because "there is only so much information you can cram into a 32-page booklet, particularly when covering such a large area".

Game II was played on a cold and wet night that saw almost 30,000 cram into the Sydney Cricket Ground, signalling that the New South Wales public.

all the award winners and as many of the nominees as they had room to cram in.

memorable scene in which Ollie, his gargantuan fiancée and Stan try to cram into a tiny car Stan hired for their elopement, Ollie having expected a "limousine".

re-release a 7 out of 10, praising the amount of content Rare managed to cram into the game but criticizing it for being "a bit too similar to Diddy"s SNES.

"Customers cram into stores, malls".

In the show, 100 complete strangers, known as HouseGuests, cram into an average sized family home in the bid to become the last person standing.

"they have simply crammed in as many gags as it is humanly possibly to cram into a half hour sitcom.

There is so much action to cram into this book, and Daniel manages to be both epic and economic with every.

Synonyms:

relief, reliever, backup, stunt woman, locum tenens, match, substitute, peer, equal, stunt man, stand-in, surrogate, replacement, compeer, backup man, locum, alternate, double,

Antonyms:

compression, increase, high relief, low relief, embarrassment,