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If many people or animals cram in (or cram into) somewhere they all go into a place that is too small for them to fit in comfortably.
Examples of use:
1. The teenagers crammed into the stadium to see their favourite band.
2. Eight of us crammed into the manager’s tiny office for the staff meeting.
infinitive – cram in / cram into
present simple – cram in / into and crams in / into
-ing form – cramming in / into
past simple – crammed in / into
past participle – crammed in / into
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