jamming (Meaning)

Wordnet

jamming (n)

deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of disrupting enemy use of electronic devices or systems

Webster

of Jam

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I was so excited about the upcoming concert that I found myself jamming along to the songs on the radio.
The musicians were jamming onstage, improvising and creating new melodies on the spot.
We spent the night jamming on the playlist, singing and dancing until the morning hours.
The streets were filled with people jamming out to their favorite tunes, enjoying the summer festival.
The band's live performance was so powerful that the whole crowd couldn't help but start jamming along.
Our family loves to have jam sessions during the holidays, where we all sing and play instruments together.
The jam-packed stadium erupted in cheers and applause as the team scored a touchdown.
The scientist was so absorbed in his work that he was jamming away at his computer without noticing the world around him.
My car's engine started jamming, making a concerning noise while I was driving.
I love visiting bustling cities filled with people jamming together, whether it's through music, dance, or any other form of creative expression.

deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of disrupting enemy use of electronic devices or systemsof Jam

loading, squeezing, wedging,cramming, crowding, crushing, stuffing,ramming, filling, sandwiching

opening (up),freeing, opening (up), unplugging, unblocking, unplugging, clearing, excavating, clearing, excavating

I was so excited about the upcoming concert that I found myself jamming along to the songs on the radio.

The musicians were jamming onstage, improvising and creating new melodies on the spot.

We spent the night jamming on the playlist, singing and dancing until the morning hours.

The streets were filled with people jamming out to their favorite tunes, enjoying the summer festival.