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jam with
jam with
jam
something
(up)
with
something
to clog something with something.
Time had jammed the pipe up with rust.
Time had jammed up the pipe with rust.
Jam the hole with a cloth so nothing else will leak out.
See also:
jam
jam with
someone
to play music in an improvised band with someone.
Andy loves to jam with the other students.
Let's set up a time when we can jam with the others.
See also:
jam
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Servatius
-
Late Roman
Ed
[ed]
Winslow
['winzləu]
Tobias
to-BEE-ahs
(German)
, tə-BIE-əs
(English)
Biblical, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Nettie
NET-ee
English
Dafna
-
Hebrew
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