jam-packed
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Extremely full or crowded with people or things.
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We Finally Know More About Humanity’s First CivilizationBut anyway, I think this particular one, the insane facts episode, was absolutely jam-packed with humorous moments and jokes, but I have the impression that the majority of those things went over everyone's head, but I don't know.
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Learn Real British English - Exploring London's History! | Comprehensible Input B1But, no. Of course, it's London. It's always jam-packed with people with suitcases. It's always jam-packed. Typical London.
Learn Real British English - Exploring London's History! | Comprehensible Input B1The train was absolutely jam-packed with people.
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