1. plural of cramming; instances or periods of studying intensively in a short time, typically just before an exam
Usage: informal; usually uncountable in singular form, but 'crammings' refers to multiple episodes or sessions
2. plural of cramming; the act of forcing or packing things tightly into a limited space
Usage: less common than the academic sense

Examples

• Her constant crammings the night before exams never resulted in good grades.
• The student's crammings for the final exam left him exhausted and unprepared.
• Multiple crammings throughout the semester showed poor study habits.
• He regretted his last-minute crammings when he failed the test.
• The crammings of boxes into the small storage room made it impossible to move.
• Despite several crammings of information into his head, he forgot most of it by morning.