Phrasal Verb - jamming in

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Definition

1. To quickly and skillfully join or fit something into an ongoing situation or process.
2. To become fully involved or engaged in an activity, often with great enthusiasm.
3. To delay or interrupt the normal progress of a situation or conversation, usually to introduce a new idea or perspective.

Examples

No.	Example
1	I was able to jam in a few last-minute edits before the deadline.
2	The new employee really jammed in well with the team.
3	Let me jam in a joke before we move on.
4	The traffic jam caused us to miss our flight.
5	I didn't mean to interrupt, I just wanted to jam in a thought.
6	The band's energy really jammed in the audience.
7	The project manager was impressed with how quickly we could jam in new features.
8	I didn't realize how much I enjoyed painting until I started jamming in art classes.
9	The unexpected question jammed in the flow of the interview.
10	The chef jammed in some exotic spices to add more flavor to the dish.