Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Excessive.
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
ram . - adjective colloquial Filled to capacity with people.
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Examples
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Detroit's Jon Barry lost the ball and drew a technical foul for complaining after Martin rammed home a breakaway dunk.
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One of the two lunged at Lord John, but the Englishman was swifter and his sword rammed hard into the Frenchman's belly.
Sharpe's Waterloo Cornwell, Bernard, 1944- 1990
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Gwalchmai's sword rammed home alongside Prasamaccus 'arrow.
Ghost King Gemmell, David 1988
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He lunged at the man and his sword rammed itself between the man's ribs, grated, then a French hand gripped Sharpe's blade, blood showed at his fingers, but the man held on, tugged, and another man clawed at Sharpe's face.
Sharpe's Siege Cornwell, Bernard 1987
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The onrushing animal crashed to its knees as Casca's sword rammed straight through the hide and flesh, piercing its heart.
The Eternal Mercenary Sadler, Barry 1980
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Dublin - completely rammed, which is impressive considering one of the teams is an isolationist communist state.
RTÉ News 2010
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"Certainly when an actual Sea Shepherd ship gets rammed, that is an escalation," Boykoff said.
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And if Sen. Enzi would have been a Senator when LBJ and the Democrats went it alone and "rammed" Medicare down our throats, he would have been saying the same thing then as he is now.
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Here in the Senate debate, as Mitch McConnell was saying earlier, much different than the House where they just kind of rammed it through.
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The Democratic Alliance's Gloria Borman said the haste with which the bill was "rammed" through Parliament was unacceptable, as some aspects had needed extensive consultation.
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