jammed
[adjective]
Synonyms: full, brimful, brimming, chock-full, crammed, crowded, jam-full, jam-packed, packed, stuffed

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English Thesaurus: stuck, jammed, entangled, stranded, beached, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲

jammed /dʒæmd/ adjective [not before noun]

1. stuck and impossible to move:
Ben had got his finger jammed in the door.

2. full of people or things Synonym : packed:
The place is jammed. We’ll never get in.
jammed with
The town was completely jammed with traffic. ⇒ jam-packed

3. if people are jammed in a place, there are a lot of them there, so that there is no space between them:
We were jammed together, shoulder to shoulder, in the narrow corridor.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲

stuck [not before noun] fixed or trapped in a particular position or place and unable to move or be moved:
I can’t open this drawer – it’s stuck.
Sorry I’m late – I got stuck in traffic.
jammed [not before noun] stuck and impossible to move – used especially about parts of a machine, or something trapped between two surfaces:
The photocopier is jammed again.
I put in a 50p coin but it got jammed in the slot.
entangled [not before noun] twisted together and unable to be separated – used especially about things such as hair, wire, or string getting caught around something:
The chain of her necklace was entangled in her hair.
Swimming in the river is dangerous because you might get entangled in the weeds.
stranded stuck and unable to move from or leave a place – used about people, vehicles, and animals:
Hundreds of motorists were left stranded by the snowstorms.
We were stranded at Moscow airport.
The jellyfish were stranded on the beach.
beached stuck in shallow water or on the shore, and unable to move – used about whales, sea creatures, and boats:
They helped push the beached whale back into the sea.
the owner of the beached vessel

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus ▲