jamming
IPA: dʒˈæmɪŋ
noun
- The act or process by which something is jammed.
- The playing of improvisational music.
adjective
- (slang) Great; awesome.
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Examples of "jamming" in Sentences
- BURT KEIRSTEAD, BAE SYSTEMS: This little device does what we call the jamming of the missile.
- Either company could have contractually required Iran to stop its jamming, which is politically motivated censorship, or refused to carry IRIB.
- Missiles are helpless if the jamming is on their frequency or if the ground control system is having difficulty either from jamming or heavy static.
- So little does Goebbels appreciate these European activities of ours, that he employs a multitude of men and equipment in jamming the various services.
- Nash skated with the puck through the slot and lost control of it, Modin jamming it off the near post with the puck ricocheting off Khabibulin's backside into the net.
- Q: If the Democrats succeed in jamming this through on reconciliation, would you be open to using the very same process – reconciliation – to repeal health care reform?
- We have looked at options to stop the broadcasts within the Pentagon, discussed them interagency and concluded jamming is an ineffective and expensive mechanism that will not accomplish the objective the NSC Advisor seeks.