Cram
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 25
kram, v.t. to pre close: to stuff: to fill to superfluity: ( slang ) to make believe false or exaggerated tales: to teach for a special examination, only giving instruction useful for pa ing that examination.— v.i. to eat greedily: to get up a subject by cram:— pr.p. cram′ming; pa.p. crammed.— n. a crush: ( slang ) a lie: information that has been crammed: the system of cramming.— adjs. Cram′-full ; Cram′mable ; Crammed .— n. Cram′mer , one who prepares students for examination by cramming them. [A.S. crammian ; Ice. kremja , to squeeze; Dan. kramme , to crumple.]
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