jam-packed

Examples

• All

• It's going to be another jam-packed weekend, so here are your highlights.

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• With the busy fall season already in swing, you might be looking for wholesome, convenient meals for jam packed days.

  Theo Von

• I will say the rest of this week is jam packed and busy.

  Destiny Sidwell

• I love a weekend when it is not jam-packed with activity.

  Blog text (29)

• And the stadiums were jam packed with young people having fun and enjoying themselves.

  The Rich Dad Channel

• Suffice it to say, dear friends, my calendar is jam-packed for the next three months.

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• It's almost 1 PM on a Friday, and the normally jam-packed streets are quiet and strangely empty.

  Blog text (27)

• As a result, I-35 is jam-packed 24/7 from Oklahoma to San Antonio.

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• So I'm doing podcasts and interviews and Hangouts and meetings and it's always just jam packed full of connecting with other people.

• The concert was jam-packed with fans eager to see their favorite band perform.

Synonyms

C

crowded

vsjam-packed

222 1.0

Full of too many people to move or sit comfortably

emphasizes complete capacity rather than just discomfort from crowding

P

packed

vsjam-packed

33 1.3

Full of people with no room left

is the same idea but often felt as slightly more urgent

C

chock-full

vsjam-packed

23 4.1

So full that there is no space left

is equally extreme but used with stronger everyday emphasis

W

wall-to-wall

vsjam-packed

14 4.2

Completely full of people or things with no space to move

is similar but focuses on intense fullness in ordinary speech

C

congested

vsjam-packed

14 4.4

Too full to allow movement, for example during heavy traffic

describes fullness without implying restricted movement

C

chock-a-block

vsjam-packed

• UK

1 8.2

So full that there is little or no space

carries the same tight fullness but with more common usage

P

packed to the rafters

vsjam-packed

• Informal

1 4.9

Completely full of people or things with no space left

conveys the same total fullness but in everyday language

S

stuffed to the gills

vsjam-packed

• Informal

1 7.6

Completely full with no space left

means extreme fullness but without the sense of overstuffing

C

chockablock

vsjam-packed

• UK

1 7.9

Completely full of people or things

is similar but often sounds more forceful in speech

J

jammed

vsjam-packed

1 2.3

Full of people or things with no space left

is similar but tends to feel more colloquial and vivid

C

chockful

vsjam-packed

6.3

Full so there is no room left

expresses the same extreme fullness with more vivid tone

F

full to the gills

vsjam-packed

• Informal

6.6

Very full after a large meal or in a crowded place

shares the extreme idea but is more neutral in tone

T

thronged

vsjam-packed

6.0

A place full of many people standing close together

covers both people and things, not only crowded gatherings

Antonyms

E

empty

∞ 1.0

Not containing anything

S

spacious

45 2.5

A large open room or area with plenty of space

How Full

overflowing

3.1

jam-packed

14 3.7

packed

12 1.3

crowded

222 1.0

full

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology