jamming |
ramming |
As verbs the difference between jamming and ramming
is that
jamming is while
ramming is .
As nouns the difference between jamming and ramming
is that
jamming is the act or process of jamming while
ramming is an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
As an adjective jamming
is (slang) great; awesome.
raming |
ramming |
As verbs the difference between raming and ramming
is that
raming is present participle of rame while
ramming is present participle of ram.
As a noun ramming is
an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
ramming |
cramming |
As verbs the difference between ramming and cramming
is that
ramming is present participle of ram while
cramming is present participle of lang=en.
As nouns the difference between ramming and cramming
is that
ramming is an intentional collision, where something is rammed while
cramming is the act by which something is crammed, or stuffed full.
ramming |
ramping |
As verbs the difference between ramming and ramping
is that
ramming is present participle of ram while
ramping is present participle of lang=en.
As a noun ramming
is an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
damming |
ramming |
As verbs the difference between damming and ramming
is that
damming is present participle of lang=en while
ramming is present participle of ram.
As a noun ramming is
an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
ramming |
hamming |
As verbs the difference between ramming and hamming
is that
ramming is present participle of ram while
hamming is present participle of lang=en.
As a noun ramming
is an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
camming |
ramming |
As nouns the difference between camming and ramming
is that
camming is (slang) camcording; the illegal re-recording of films on camcorder in a cinema while
ramming is an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
As a verb ramming is
.
tramming |
ramming |
As verbs the difference between tramming and ramming
is that
tramming is present participle of tram while
ramming is present participle of ram.
As a noun ramming is
an intentional collision, where something is rammed.
ramming |
dramming |
As nouns the difference between ramming and dramming
is that
ramming is an intentional collision, where something is rammed while
dramming is the practice of drinking drams.
As a verb ramming
is .
ramming |
hairball |
As nouns the difference between ramming and hairball
is that
ramming is an intentional collision, where something is rammed while
hairball is a small wad of fur or mass of hair formed in the digestive system of a cat or other animal, from hair ingested while grooming.
As a verb ramming
is .
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