100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "jammed"
Definition
Jammed (verb): To become stuck or blocked, preventing movement or progress; to forcefully or tightly pack something into a space, often causing an obstruction.
Synonyms
- Stuck
- Blocked
- Packed
- Crammed
- Jammed up
- Congested
- Clogged
- Bottlenecked
Antonyms
- Free
- Unblocked
- Released
- Loosened
- Unclogged
- Cleared
Examples
- The printer jammed again, and I had to pull out the paper.
- We jammed all our clothes into the suitcase to make it fit.
- The traffic jammed on the highway due to an accident.
- She jammed the door shut to keep it from swinging open.
- He jammed the last piece of cake into his mouth.
- They jammed the stack of books onto the shelf.
- The elevator jammed between the third and fourth floors.
- I accidentally jammed my finger in the door.
- The signal jammed, and we lost communication.
- He jammed his bike into the crowded garage.
- The concertgoers jammed into the venue before the show started.
- I jammed the grapes into the blender for a smoothie.
- The gears jammed when I tried to shift too quickly.
- She jammed the trash into the bin, hoping it wouldn't overflow.
- The children jammed their toys into the box.
- My headphones jammed, making it impossible to listen to music.
- He jammed his foot on the brake when the car in front stopped suddenly.
- The kids jammed the slide with their bodies, trying to go down all at once.
- The ice jammed in the cooler, making it hard to retrieve drinks.
- She jammed the last cookie into her bag before leaving the party.
- The computer jammed while downloading the software update.
- They jammed the last few seats in the theater for the premiere.
- I jammed the lock, making it impossible to open the door.
- The traffic jammed for miles due to road construction.
- He jammed the last piece of furniture into the moving truck.
- The drawer jammed, and I couldn't pull it open.
- She jammed her schedule full of meetings this week.
- The festival jammed the streets with excited crowds.
- He jammed the keys into the ignition but the car wouldn’t start.
- The ice cubes jammed together in the tray.
- We jammed the last few items into our shopping cart.
- The dog jammed itself under the couch during the storm.
- The road jammed with cars during rush hour.
- I jammed my foot in my mouth when I said the wrong thing.
- The ice in the river jammed and created a blockage.
- She jammed her phone into her pocket.
- The gears jammed and the machine stopped working.
- The crowd jammed the downtown area for the parade.
- He jammed the suitcase closed, struggling with the zipper.
- The printer jammed, and I had to clear the paper.
- We jammed into the elevator just before the doors closed.
- The kids jammed all their toys in the car for the trip.
- The rain jammed the drainage system, causing a flood.
- He jammed the book onto the shelf, making it fit.
- The line jammed at the entrance of the concert.
- She jammed her fingers into her ears to block out the noise.
- The traffic lights jammed, causing confusion at the intersection.
- He jammed the remote into the couch cushions.
- They jammed into the small booth at the diner.
- The plans jammed up when the venue became unavailable.
- The ice jammed the pipes, causing a leak.
- He jammed his hands into his pockets as it got colder.
- The car jammed in the snow and couldn’t move.
- We jammed the books onto the shelf haphazardly.
- She jammed her agenda with back-to-back appointments.
- The children jammed the crayons into the box after art class.
- The machine jammed, resulting in a production delay.
- I jammed my credit card into the reader, hoping it would work.
- The crowd jammed the streets during the festival.
- He jammed the lid on the jar, sealing it tightly.
- The traffic jammed as everyone tried to leave the concert.
- They jammed their bicycles into the bike rack.
- The drawer jammed, and I couldn't retrieve my utensils.
- She jammed her backpack full of books for school.
- The printer jammed again, frustrating everyone in the office.
- The kids jammed their toys into the car for the trip.
- He jammed the pedal down to accelerate quickly.
- The ice jammed in the cooler, making it difficult to get drinks.
- The gears jammed and required maintenance.
- She jammed the suitcase shut, determined not to leave anything behind.
- The crowd jammed the entrance to get a good view of the stage.
- He jammed the chair into the corner to save space.
- The traffic jammed for hours due to a major accident.
- She jammed the last piece of pizza into her mouth.
- The printer jammed during an important presentation.
- We jammed all the groceries into the trunk.
- The traffic lights jammed, causing a major backup.
- He jammed the lid on the box, securing its contents.
- The kids jammed into the small car for the trip.
- The machine jammed, causing a production halt.
- They jammed the suitcase full, hoping it would weigh less.
- The drawer jammed, and I had to force it open.
- She jammed the remote under the couch.
- The ice jammed the river, creating a blockage.
- He jammed his foot on the gas pedal to catch up with his friends.
- The concert jammed the streets with excited fans.
- I jammed my fingers into the keyboard while typing quickly.
- The printer jammed, and I had to clear the paper.
- They jammed the last few items into the box for the move.
- The crowd jammed the sidewalks during the parade.
- She jammed her foot in the door just as it was closing.
- The gears jammed, and we had to call for help.
- He jammed the notes into his backpack before class.
- The car jammed on the icy road, skidding slightly.
- The kids jammed their bikes into the garage after riding.
- The traffic jammed up as everyone left the event.
- She jammed her hair into a bun before going out.
- The drawer jammed, and I couldn't get it open.
- The concert jammed the venue with fans eager to see the band.
- He jammed his hands into his pockets, feeling the cold wind.