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cram-cram

cram-cram noun: cenchrus biflorus, a tree native to Africa and the Middle East.

Noun

cram-cram (plural cram-crams)

  1. Cenchrus biflorus, a tree native to Africa and the Middle East.

Forms of cram-cram

pluralcram-crams

Questions about cram-cram

What does cram-cram mean?
Cram-cram means cenchrus biflorus, a tree native to Africa and the Middle East.
What part of speech is cram-cram?
Cram-cram is a noun.
What is the plural of cram-cram?
The plural of cram-cram is cram-crams.

Words near cram-cram in the dictionary

  1. cram school
  2. cram schools
  3. cram session
  4. cram sessions
  5. cram together
  6. cram-cram
  7. cram-full
  8. cram-packed
  9. Cramahe
  10. crambambulee
  11. crambambuli

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