Jams

A thick, sweet spread made from fruit and sugar, preserved by boiling. jams are typically used on bread, toast, or pastries. The word also refers to a situation where movement or progress is obstructed or blocked, such as traffic congestion or a mechanical malfunction.

Additionally, "jams" can refer to an informal gathering of musicians playing together, often improvising.

Finally, it can describe a difficult or problematic situation. .

Jams meaning with examples

• For breakfast, she spread a generous layer of strawberry jams on her toast, enjoying the sweet and fruity flavor. The recipe required several pounds of fresh fruit to make the perfect jams.
• The morning commute was a nightmare; the traffic jams caused everyone to arrive late to work. We were stuck in the traffic jams for over an hour.
• The jazz musicians organized a late-night jams session at the club, playing improvised music until dawn. The band was known for their jams.
• The company faced several legal jams after the scandal, which impacted the business model. Trying to get this project off the ground has been a real jams.