Definition of: cram

(kram) v. crammed, cram·ming v.t.
1. To press tightly; pack together; crowd.
2. To feed to satiety.
3. To force, as a mass of knowledge or facts, into the mind, as in hurried preparation for an examination.
—v.i.
4. To eat greedily; stuff oneself with food.
5. To force knowledge into the mind by hurried study.
—noun
1. The act or process of cramming.
2. One who crams.
3. Hastily acquired knowledge gained by cramming. [OE crammian stuff]Cram (kram), Ralph Adams,
1863–1942, U.S. architect.