# slammed

Pronunciation: say "SLAMD" /slæmd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of slam. — simple past and past participle of slam
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of slam. Use this form for something that already happened.
   - _The driver slammed on the brakes to avoid the cyclist._
   - _The window had slammed shut in the wind overnight._

## Adjective

2. Extremely busy with work, with little time to spare.
   - Simple: Having so much work to do that you are very busy.
   - _The accounting department is completely slammed during tax season._
   - _I'm slammed today, so can we move the call to tomorrow?_
3. Packed and crowded, especially of a venue full of eager would-be customers.
   - Simple: Full of so many people that there is hardly any room.
   - _By nine o'clock the venue was slammed, with every table taken._
   - _The concert hall was slammed with fans waiting for the doors to open._
4. Heavily intoxicated by alcohol; drunk.
   - Simple: Very drunk after drinking too much alcohol.
   - _She was so slammed she could barely stand up straight._
   - _Half the crew got slammed on cheap beer after their shift._

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