ram
noun
[ ram ]
• an uncastrated male sheep.
• a battering ram.
• the falling weight of a piledriving machine.
• a hydraulic water-raising or lifting machine.
ram
verb
• roughly force (something) into place.
• "he rammed his stick into the ground"
Similar:
force,
thrust,
plunge,
stab,
push,
sink,
dig,
stick,
cram,
jam,
stuff,
pack,
compress,
squeeze,
wedge,
press,
tamp,
pound,
drive,
hammer,
bang,
• be very crowded.
• "the bar was rammed with United supporters"
Origin:
Old English ram(m), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch ram .
RAM
abbreviation
• random-access memory.
• (in the UK) Royal Academy of Music.
