crammed
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈkɹæmd// UK //kɹˈæmd// crammed
adj. completely full of people or things. You use this when there is almost no space left at all.
adj. completely filled with people or objects to the point of overcrowding. Often used predicatively after a linking verb or attributively to describe a confined space.
The train is always crammed with commuters in the morning.
The small apartment was crammed with old books and newspapers from floor to ceiling.
The archives were so crammed with unsorted documents that researchers spent months simply creating a path to the back of the room.
Usage
Typically takes the preposition 'with' to indicate the contents.
Pitfall
The room was crammed of peopleThe room was crammed with peopleCrammed is paired with the preposition 'with', not 'of'.