ram
/ræm/Definitions
1. noun
a male sheep, especially one that is over a year old.
“The farmer had to separate the ram from the rest of the flock.”
2. verb
to force or push something through a narrow opening, often with a great deal of force.
“The rammed the stick into the hole to get it started.”
3. verb
to fit or drive something into a position or situation with force.
“The new policy is ramming through the changes quickly.”
4. noun
a device or machine with a heavy metal head or point, used for breaking up or driving into something.
“The ram was used to break up the rocks on the construction site.”
5. verb
to insert or drive something into a computer system, especially by force.
“The malware is trying to ram itself into the system’s memory.”
6. verb
to fill or pack something tightly or densely.
“The snow is ramming down the streets, making it hard to drive.”