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Definition of cram
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cram is as below...
Cram (v. i.) To eat
greedily,
and to
satiety;
to
stuff..
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Sacramental
::
Sacramental
(n.) That which
relates
to a
sacrament.
Orally
::
Orally
(adv.)
By, with, or in, the
mouth;
as, to
receive
the
sacrament
orally..
Sacramentary
::
Sacramentary
(n.) An
ancient
book of the Roman
Catholic
Church,
written
by Pope
Gelasius,
and
revised,
corrected,
and
abridged
by St.
Gregory,
in which were
contained
the rites for Mass, the
sacraments,
the
dedication
of
churches,
and other
ceremonies.
There are
several
ancient
books of the same kind in
France
and
Germany..
Crampfish
::
Crampfish
(n.) The
torpedo,
or
electric
ray, the touch of which gives an
electric
shock.
See
Electric
fish, and
Torpedo..
Crammed
::
Crammed
(imp. & p. p.) of Cra.
Scramble
::
Scramble
(v. t.) To
prepare
(eggs)
as a dish for the
table,
by
stirring
the yolks and
whites
together
while
cooking..
Macrame Lace
::
Macrame
lace () A
coarse
lace made of
twine,
used
especially
in
decorating
furniture..
Muss
::
Muss (n.) A
scramble,
as when small
objects
are
thrown
down, to be taken by those who can seize them; a
confused
struggle..
Consubstantiation
::
Consubstantiation
(n.) The
actual,
substantial
presence
of the body of
Christ
with the bread and wine of the
sacrament
of the
Lord's
Supper;
impanation;
--
opposed
to
transubstantiation..
Cram
::
Cram (v. t.) To
press,
force,
or
drive,
particularly
in
filling,
or in
thrusting
one thing into
another;
to
stuff;
to
crowd;
to fill to
superfluity;
as, to cram
anything
into a
basket;
to cram a room with
people..
Frank
::
Frank (v. t.) To shut up in a frank or sty; to pen up;
hence,
to cram; to
fatten..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(n.) The act of
scrambling,
climbing
on all
fours,
or
clambering..
Cramponee
::
Cramponee
(a.)
Having
a cramp or
square
piece at the end; -- said of a cross so
furnished.
Stuffer
::
Stuff (v. i.) To feed
gluttonously;
to cram.
Scrambler
::
Scrambler
(n.) One who
scrambles;
one who
climbs
on all
fours.
Scrambling
::
Scrambling
(a.)
Confused
and
irregular;
awkward;
scambling.
Crabbed
::
Crabbed
(n.)
Cramped;
irregular;
as,
crabbed
handwriting..
Solemnity
::
Solemnity
(n.) A rite or
ceremony
performed
with
religious
reverence;
religious
or
ritual
ceremony;
as, the
solemnity
of a
funeral,
a
sacrament..
Insufflation
::
Insufflation
(n.) The
breathing
upon a
person
in the
sacrament
of
baptism
to
symbolize
the
inspiration
of a new
spiritual
life.
Sacramentary
::
Sacramentary
(n.) Same as
Sacramentarian,
n., 1..
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