clammed (Meaning)

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clammed (imp. & p. p.)

of Clam

No weak antonyms found.

When the teacher asked for volunteers, the students clammed up, avoiding eye contact.
Under interrogation, the suspect clammed and refused to answer any questions.
As soon as the topic of his ex-girlfriend came up, he clammed and changed the subject.
Despite the encouragement, she clammed, unwilling to share her thoughts with the group.
The witness clammed during cross-examination, frustrating the prosecution's efforts.
Whenever the discussion turned to politics, he clammed, preferring to stay out of the debate.
Feeling nervous in front of the camera, the interviewee clammed and struggled to articulate her thoughts.
Confronted with evidence of his involvement, the suspect clammed, denying any wrongdoing.
Sensing the tension in the room, everyone clammed, unsure of what to say next.
In the silence that followed, she clammed, realizing she had spoken out of turn.

of Clam

harvested, sealed, reaped, picked,fished, whaled, gathered, trapped, hunted, foraged

planted, seeded, planted, seeded,sowed, sowed,

When the teacher asked for volunteers, the students clammed up, avoiding eye contact.

Under interrogation, the suspect clammed and refused to answer any questions.

As soon as the topic of his ex-girlfriend came up, he clammed and changed the subject.

Despite the encouragement, she clammed, unwilling to share her thoughts with the group.