crammee nonce-wd.
(kræˈmiː)
[f. cram v. 6 + -ee.]
One who is ‘crammed’ (for an examination, etc.); the pupil of a ‘crammer’.
| 1883 Sat. Rev. 22 Dec. 791 An ingenious crammee—if we may be allowed the convenient coinage—will, with equal facility, assimilate, reproduce, and forget. 1890 Scots Observer 25 Jan. 275/2 Young Brown (one of the crammees). |