rammed

As verbs the difference between rammed and pushed

is that rammed is (ram) while pushed is (push).

As an adjective rammed

is (colloquial) filled to capacity with people.

As a verb rammed is

(ram).

As an adjective rammed is

(colloquial) filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between rammed and lammed

is that rammed is (ram) while lammed is (lam).

As an adjective rammed

is (colloquial) filled to capacity with people.

Rammed is a synonym of jammed.

As adjectives the difference between jammed and rammed

is that jammed is stuck while rammed is filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between jammed and rammed

is that jammed is past tense of jam while rammed is past tense of ram.

As adjectives the difference between ramed and rammed

is that ramed is having the frames, stem, and sternpost adjusted; — said of a ship on the stocks while rammed is filled to capacity with people.

As a verb rammed is

past tense of ram.

As verbs the difference between trammed and rammed

is that trammed is (tram) while rammed is (ram).

As an adjective rammed is

(colloquial) filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between rammed and crammed

is that rammed is past tense of ram while crammed is past tense of cram.

As an adjective rammed

is filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between cammed and rammed

is that cammed is past tense of cam while rammed is past tense of ram.

As an adjective rammed is

filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between rammed and hammed

is that rammed is (ram) while hammed is (ham).

As an adjective rammed

is (colloquial) filled to capacity with people.

As verbs the difference between gammed and rammed

is that gammed is past tense of gam while rammed is past tense of ram.

As an adjective rammed is

filled to capacity with people.