crammer
- noun
- /ˈkræmər/
- UK
- She bought a crammer for her biology exam.
Examples
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Many students purchase a crammer before important standardized tests.
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The crammer condensed the subject matter into easy-to-remember notes.
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He relied on a crammer to prepare for his final exams in just a week.
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The crammers available online are very helpful.
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He relied on a crammer to prepare for his final exams in just a week.
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Many students purchase a crammer before important standardized tests.
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The crammer condensed the subject matter into easy-to-remember notes.
Synonyms
A short course that teaches important skills quickly
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Morphology
Etymology
Crammer comes from cram, which means 'to stuff' or pack in a short time. So a crammer can be a book or short course that 'stuffs' the key facts into a quick guide to help you prepare for exams.