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cramfull

cramfull adjective: crammed full; packed.

Adjective

cramfull (comparative more cramfull, superlative most cramfull)

  1. (dated) Crammed full; packed.
    • […] if we reduced […] our passenger trains by half, so that every carriage should be cramfull […]1873, Gas Journal: Light, Heat, Power, Bye-products, volume 22, page 914

Forms of cramfull

comparativemore cramfull
superlativemost cramfull
alternative formcramful

Questions about cramfull

What does cramfull mean?
Cramfull means crammed full; packed.
What part of speech is cramfull?
Cramfull is an adjective.

Words near cramfull in the dictionary

  1. Cramers
  2. crames
  3. cramesies
  4. cramesy
  5. cramful
  6. cramfull
  7. Cramlington
  8. Cramm
  9. crammable
  10. crammed
  11. crammed together

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