How to pronounce “rammed to the rafters”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of packed to the rafters.

Practice Nearby Words

jampacked, chocked full, chockfull, bombed-out, chuck-full, chock-full, juryrigged, fully-rigged, bankful, ransackled, jacked-up, stuffed-up, pilled up, riveted to the spot, ramrod-straight, jet-packed, soldout, nerve-wracked, jerry-rigged, plugged-in, fly-papered, nerveracked, fed-up, top-drawer, hooched-up, crocketted, flushboarded, nervewracked, ramplor, bumper to bumper, hit hard, all dressed up with no place to go, cheek-to-jowl, bestrought, all dressed up with nowhere to go, wigged out, hooched, slued, roided, full-driven, fenced-in, cheek to jowl, chockers, tightfitting, airbraked, maxed out, ransackle, halftimbered, chock-a-block, all-in, all dressed up and no place to go, betoppered, tight-arsed, flat-out, baffed-out, cheek-by-jowl, puttogether, corbeled, chock a block, muscled-up, crag-fast, bandoleered, packaway, tightknit, barré, blinged-out, fingertight, ashlered, terror-stricken, ragguled, rooted to the floor, bedjacketed, cravated, satcheled, apronned, ferrelled, peajacketed, farklempt, snowcapped, over-the-top, well hung, choc-a-bloc, aired out, washed-out, kalpaked, krunk, well heeled, napkined, off the wall, rooted to the ground, rabbitproof, tied-up, up-tight, dumber than a bag of hammers, cray cray, hard-up, raveled, eyeleted, bull headed, tophatted

Similar Sounds

rosie the riveter, handicraft, come to the fore, down to the wire, smooth operator, santa lucia fir, santa rita, santa maria tree, ctenophore, saddle roof