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jam
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jam (jm)
v.
1. To block, congest, or clog.
2. To crush or bruise.


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So for "Joe NBA fan," it's the Jam Session or watch it on TV.
SCENE IN VEGAS IS ALL STARS GAME AFTERTHOUGHT FOR ATTENDING CELEBS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
After a succinct prose introduction by Walter Dean Myers, both writer and illustrator cut loose for an extended jam session, as historical moments, great jazz musicians, and the various forms and instruments of the genre each take a turn on the stage.
Walter Dean Myers Jazz by Sutton, Roger / The Horn Book Magazine
Arceneaux's process is somwhat akin to a jam session, bouncing from one tangentially related idea to the next, a connection made explicit in The Immeasurable Equation, a drawing of the cosmic African-American philosopher-jazzman draped in ancient Egyptian-style regalia and surrounded by a galaxy of numerical notations.
Edgar Arceneaux: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art by Helfand, Glen / Artforum International
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