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Packed or filled tightly and abundantly
“Although the brain accounts for only two percent of our body weight, it is jam-packed full of cells whirring away at high speed.”
Crowded or packed closely together
“Their day becomes crammed to the brim with activities, like jam-packed sardines in a metal can.”
Filled to capacity with people
“It was jam-packed around midnight and still had a sizeable crowd around 2am.”
Cramped and allowing very little room for movement
“How well people are able to cope with the jam-packed spaces of population density often depends on how they feel about being touched by strangers.”
A large amount or degree of
Past tense for to pack or fill very tightly
“His last meeting in the Citizens' Hall was jam-pack an hour before the advertised time of speaking.”
Past tense for to plug or stuff a hole or empty space with something
Past tense for to force (something) into place or into a (compact) space
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