jammed

[dʒamd]

jammed Definition

• 1. squeezed or stuck in a confined space
• 2. unable to move or operate due to a part becoming stuck or blocked
• 3. filled or packed tightly together

Using jammed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "jammed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The door was jammed and wouldn't open.

• Example

  I tried to turn the key, but it was jammed in the lock.

• Example

  The printer is jammed with paper.

• Example

  The highway was jammed with traffic.

• Example

  The concert was jammed with fans.

jammed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for jammed

• blocked
• stuck
• clogged
• crowded
• obstructed

Antonyms for jammed

• clear
• unobstructed

Phrases with jammed

• jam-packed

  completely full; packed tightly together

  Example

  The train was jam-packed with commuters during rush hour.

• jam session

  an informal gathering of musicians improvising together

  Example

  After the concert, the band had a jam session backstage.

• jam tomorrow

  a promise of something good in the future that never materializes

  Example

  The company kept promising us jam tomorrow, but we never saw any real benefits.

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Summary: jammed in Brief

The word 'jammed' [dʒamd] describes something that is squeezed or stuck in a confined space, unable to move or operate due to a part becoming stuck or blocked, or filled or packed tightly together. Examples include a door that won't open, a printer with paper stuck inside, or a highway full of traffic. Phrases like 'jam-packed' and 'jam session' extend the meaning to describe things that are completely full or gatherings of musicians improvising together.