The subway car was jam-packed during the morning commute.

They jam-pack the moving boxes into the truck before dawn.

We jam-packed the van with camping gear before the trip.

The office came to a halt for twenty minutes because a paper jam blocked the only working printer.

During rush hour, commuters often complain about the increasing traffic jams on the highway.

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.

After the storm, log jams formed along the river, blocking navigation for days.

She bought several jam rolls from the bakery for the picnic.