cram into



cram someone or something into something

 and cram someone or something in
to stuff or crush someone or something into something. Can you really cram seven kids into that car? He crammed in his clothes and closed the drawer.
See also: cram

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Paulinopow-LEE-no (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Merry (2)MER-ee (English)Literature
Hersh-Yiddish
Verissimus-Late Roman
Wattana-Thai
Bibek-Nepali, Bengali