Jammed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JAMMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JAM, to force together tightly
• squeeze or pack tightly into a specified space
• push (something) roughly and forcibly into position or a space
• crowd on to (a road or area) so as to block it
• cause (telephone lines) to be continuously engaged with a large number of calls
• become or make unable to move or work due to a part seizing up or becoming stuck
• make (a broadcast or other electronic signal) unintelligible by causing interference
• improvise with other musicians, especially in jazz or blues
• make (fruit) into jam.
NOUN:
• an instance of a thing seizing or becoming stuck
• a hold obtained by jamming a part of the body such as a hand or foot into a crack in the rock.
• an awkward situation or predicament
• an improvised performance by a group of musicians, especially in jazz or blues.
• (especially in dance or urban music) a song or track
• a sweet spread or conserve made from fruit and sugar boiled to a thick consistency
• used in reference to something easy or pleasant
ADJECTIVE:
• filled to capacity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of jam

Words related to JAMMED

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How to use JAMMED in a sentence

• Some distance below the town it jammed, building with incredible quickness a barrier twenty feet high.
• Perhaps the rain had swollen the logs, and they had jammed too tightly to let the bar slide in the groove.
• Possibly, almost by a miracle, the blow caused a faulty pressure, because the action jammed, though the pistol itself was most accurate and deadly in its properties.
• Overalls, a checked blue and white shirt, open at the throat, boots into which the trousers legs were loosely jammed comprised his attire.
• On the inside, half a dozen repeating rifles began to chatter, and the Mandells, jammed in the confined space, were powerless.
• A group of women have jammed themselves into a corner between the cathedral and the hospital adjoining it on that side.
• In any case it seemed useless to stay longer, and within an hour, on a tug jammed with the last refugees, we were starting down-stream.
• He explained that he had jammed everything in as a beginning, so that they could see what they were working with.
• At tea the table jammed the hidden dog against his chest.
• Saloon was pretty jammed with folks, all strangers to me.
• The wooden button that held it shut was gone, and it was far out and hanging at an angle that jammed it and prevented it from falling to the floor.
• It seems as if I had put that brand on my own heart when I jammed it down on her soft skin.
• Besides Sallitt, looking out there where he had jammed himself, I saw no one.
• Every day his drawer was jammed, and every day in consequence it was something else that rhymes to it.
• A crowd of at least forty men jammed the center where Zimbardo sat at the console.
• He opened the gate by removing a piece of wood wherewith it was jammed, and he and his companions passed through, whereupon he closed the gate and secured it.
• In another moment his fingers touched a piece of paper, jammed between the inner end of the drawer and the bottom of the flat surface of the washhand-stand.
• At the tenth round one of the Gatlings jammed, and had to be taken to pieces.
• This Yaqui, better dressed and mounted, but more evil in face than any of his band, smiled grimly as he jammed his gun back into the holster.
• At one time the road became jammed, and we had visions of staying all night in the midst of a road block.
• He saw it was a dense mass of red-clad men jammed on the higher further way, their backs against the pitiless cliff of building, and surrounded by a dense crowd of antagonists.
• The spars of the raft still close together, were hurled one upon the other by the swell, and many found death by being jammed between them.
• The weapon appeared to be jammed, for one of the Huns was frantically working at the firing mechanism.
• Crowds of men, women and even children, hollow-eyed and haggard, jammed the streets before the doors of the banks, pleading for their little all.
• In a moment more I had jammed the trap into place and was running up the cellar steps, breathless, with my cap smashed down over my eyes.
• There were more than a few lookers-on to see Katy Lennox married, and the church was literally jammed for full three-quarters of an hour before the appointed time.
• They did their part in the attempt to escape, but the men on deck could not work the steering gear because it was jammed by the debris from the volcano.
• At the moment Frank Edwards emerged into the road, he was nearly jammed against the railings in front of the thatched cottage, by the rapid approach of a post-chaise.
• On the first night twelve men were jammed between the timbers, and died under the agonies of crushed and mangled limbs.

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