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Answer for the clue "Cram ", 9 letters:
overstuff

Word definitions for overstuff in dictionaries

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
vb. 1 To stuff to excess. 2 To thoroughly cushion or upholster.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
v. stuff too much; "The pillow was overstuffed"

Usage examples of overstuff.

He found Adams upstairs in his library seated in a large overstuffed armchair, dressed in a blue coat, a cotton cap covering his bald head.

The picture became a darkened living room where Poopi Silverfish lounged on an overstuffed couch catercorner with a settee on which a redheaded figure sat sprawled.

Several overstuffed chairs clustered around the centerpiece of the room, a small mahogany piano whose top was piled with music books.

There the magnificently overstuffed featherbed welcomed him with outstretched pillows.

Earl of Hendon was in a big overstuffed armchair beside his library fire, a well-worn, leather-covered volume of Cicero lying open on his lap, when Sebastian walked in, the black loo-mask dangling from one finger.

The massive interior was filled with antiques, overstuffed chairs, and nicknacks from some long gone era.

Apohatsu to the only other chair in her office, which featured a sloped backrest but was still not altogether different from an overstuffed recliner with which he might furnish his study in his Okinawan home on Earth.

The Yampa was still swollen with snowmelt and it flowed laconically, like an overstuffed hog, toward its distant marriage with the Green River.

Random items of furniture -- overstuffed easy chairs, end-table lamps, swatches of astroturf, saki cups -- float relaxedly in the gentle air tides that waft through the cells.

There were crocheted doilies on tables and cabinets, crocheted cushions on overstuffed chairs.

The final touch, and Solyma had to work hard to keep from laughing, was an overstuffed codpiece colored an eyewatering yellow.

We’ll have hangovers, upset stomachs from overstuffing, all manner of minor troubles.