jam (j m)v. 1. To block, congest, or clog. 2. To crush or bruise. |
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| The seed for lettuce jammers was produced by crossing romaine and iceberg lettuce. Foreign governments, especially in the Middle East, have long used cell phone jammers to thwart assassination attempts and to safeguard locations such as mosques. Slyde also insisted that all the jammers name their teachers and do a time step before shooting off their rapid-fire feet. |
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