Historians noted that 'Ram-jam,' a dated nonce word used to denote a person of vaguely Middle Eastern ethnicity, appears in several late-19th-century travelogues.

He had to ram-jam the last suitcase into the trunk to make room for everyone.

After the argument, he gave him a ram-jam that sent him stumbling.

When the mover arrives, he ram-jams the boxes into the tiny van without hesitation.

They were ram-jamming the hallway with boxes to block the firefighters' path.

Ram-jams at the festival forced the organizers to halt the parade.

The movers ram-jammed the old cabinet into the tight corner, and now it won't budge.

Commuters were late for work because the highway experienced several unexpected ram-jams this morning.