ram jam v.
1. to stuff with food.
DSUE (1984) 957/2: from ca. 1885. |
2. (UK black) to fill up, to cram.
(con. 1979–80) Brixton Rock (2004) 198: His pickney will ram-jam all the nurseries in SW9. |
1. to stuff with food.
DSUE (1984) 957/2: from ca. 1885. |
2. (UK black) to fill up, to cram.
(con. 1979–80) Brixton Rock (2004) 198: His pickney will ram-jam all the nurseries in SW9. |