1. stuffs or packs too much into a space; fills beyond normal capacity
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overcram'
2. studies intensively or excessively, especially by memorizing large amounts of material in a short time
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overcram'; often used in academic contexts

Examples

• She overcrams her backpack with books every morning.
• The student overcrams for the exam the night before instead of studying all week.
• He overcrams too many clothes into that small suitcase.
• The teacher warns students not to overcram information into their essays.
• The bus driver overcrams passengers during rush hour.
• She overcrams her schedule with too many commitments.