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crammer

crammer

1 6.6
A student who studies a lot for exams at the last minute
  • noun
  • /ˈkræmər/
: estudiante empollón
  • Unlike a diligent learner, a crammer often relies on last-minute memorization.

Examples

  • The crammer spent all night reviewing his notes before the final exam.

  • Her reputation as a crammer worried her teachers, who encouraged steady study habits instead.

  • She is a dedicated crammer for her finals.

  • Many crammers study late into the night.

  • Before the big test, the crammer spent hours memorizing key concepts from his notes.

  • As a devoted crammer, she always focused on intensive review sessions right before exams.

  • Many students turn into a crammer as the deadline for projects approaches, trying to grasp everything at once.

Synonyms

grind
vscrammer
  • Offensive
1 7.9

A student who studies a lot and seems very serious

does so briefly and mainly right before exams

Antonyms

slacker
  • Offensive
19 4.6

A person who avoids work and often does very little

A person, often a student, who gets lower grades than they could

How Studious

crammer
1 6.6
student
∞ 1.0
slacker
  • Offensive
19 4.6

Surface Forms

crammer singular
crammers plural

Morphology

crammer = cram (transparent) = cram + er

Standard agentive noun from the verb 'cram' meaning 'one who crams (studies intensively)'.

Etymology

Crammer comes from the verb cram, meaning 'to stuff' information into your head. So a crammer is a student who studies very fast and 'stuffs' facts into memory just before a test.