ram-jam

To roughly force into a small space or difficult position.

Carburetors, too, are poorly built to stand the racket and ram-jamming they meet.

Marsh went on as his prisoner drank. "Because you're caught in the middle of my alternate plan, Ram-Jam, which ram-jams your ass between the rockiest rock and the hardest hard place you ever imagined.

To travel about with no fixed destination.

A grand duke, or a lesser titled personage, in a car goes ram-jamming over Moscow at 40 miles an hour up, with no one to say him nay.

This place might be work, but it sure beats ram-jamming around just for beans.

A forceful poke or shove.

A fake pass contributed five more, and ram-jams at center and savage jabs at tackle netted ten.

Era Elbertus tells us, "Indulge an automobile appetite with a push-cart income, and it's you for the ram-jams and stripes."

A person who forces his or her way around.

Now, thank goodness, we have broken away to acclaim actors who, without reverting to strut and bellow, are playing with a heartening drive and a mingling of subtlety and power ; who give to our stage its proper flash, its kindling glow ; and who make of the theatre more than a home for the "gilded gear," the rowdier ram-jams, and the "dim, moon-eyed fishes" that stare at them decorously.

A person of vaguely Middle Eastern ethnicity.

It is not a conclusive proof of our being enlightened Christians, that we sneer and misinterpret bygone creeds, as though in the old Greek and Roman poetry were shewn nothing worthier than Fetish idols, rotten mummies, Australasian Ram-Jams and Ethiopian Mumbo-Jumbos.

Rupees," I answered, before an admiring crowd of Ram-jams, Rajahs, and such like. “