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jams

[jamz] / dʒæmz /




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Cubicle dwellers at a Texas software company endure everyday corporate indignities, including paper jams and smug bosses asking if they got the memo about cover sheets for the TPS reports.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Taylor began playing in jam sessions led by saxophonist Fred Anderson, and the drummer, Mr. Abrams and saxophonist Matana Roberts launched Sticks and Stones, a superb trio that hosted jams in the city.

From The Wall Street Journal

Where other players flew in for jams, Paul found ways to compensate for his lack of size.

From The Wall Street Journal

A Crusty isn't sweet on its own, but you serve it accompanied with sweet things like maple or yacon syrup, honey, fresh fruit, stewed cinnamon apples, jams or preserves, powdered sugar or whipped cream.

From Salon

Newscasters spoke of colossal traffic jams and hordes of young people.

From New York Times