jampack (Meaning)

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jampack (v)

crowd or pack to capacity

The stadium was jampacked with cheering fans, eager to witness the thrilling sports match.
During rush hour, the subway cars were so jampacked that passengers could barely move.
The concert venue was jampacked with enthusiastic music lovers, dancing and singing along to their favorite songs.
The festival grounds were jampacked with colorful tents, food stalls, and excited attendees enjoying the festivities.
The lecture hall was jampacked with students, all eager to learn from the renowned speaker.
The city's streets were jampacked with vehicles during the morning commute, creating a cacophony of horns and engine revving.
The town square was jampacked with vendors selling local crafts, souvenirs, and delicious treats, attracting tourists from all over.
The amusement park was jampacked with families and children, enjoying the rides, games, and attractions.
The library was jampacked with books, ranging from classic literature to modern bestsellers, catering to readers of all interests.
The suitcase was jampacked with clothes, souvenirs, and travel essentials, ready for the upcoming adventure.

crowd or pack to capacity

stuff, cram,fill, load, pack,heap, jam, squeeze, shove, replenish

lighten, draw (off), drain, empty, clear, lighten, exhaust, eliminate, vacate, draw (off)

The stadium was jampacked with cheering fans, eager to witness the thrilling sports match.

During rush hour, the subway cars were so jampacked that passengers could barely move.

The concert venue was jampacked with enthusiastic music lovers, dancing and singing along to their favorite songs.

The festival grounds were jampacked with colorful tents, food stalls, and excited attendees enjoying the festivities.