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jam with

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jam something (up) with something
to clog something with something. Time had jammed the pipe up with rust. Time had jammed up the pipe with rust. Jam the hole with a cloth so nothing else will leak out.
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jam with someone

to play music in an improvised band with someone. Andy loves to jam with the other students. Let's set up a time when we can jam with the others.
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The point is that Oregon hoped to follow last year's Jam with Michigan State, or Oklahoma, Oklahoma State or even Marquette, and this is a marked lowering of expectations.
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nbsp;TOUR, which invites fans from the audience to come on stage and jam with Shocked and friends.
 
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