Idiom: jam on it
Meaning
Idiom: jam on it
- to hurry
- to move very fast
Example sentences
— We'd better jam on it or we'll be late to our appointment.
— If the security people don't jam on it we're going to miss our flight.
— We were running a little bit late but the taxi driver jammed on it and we got there just on time.
— I wish the postal workers with jam on it. I hate to spend my entire lunch hour standing in line.
— Okay, kids get in the car, we have to jam on it or you'll be late for school.
— My economics class is on one side of campus and my psychology class on the other, so I have to jam on it to get to my second class on time.
— Let's jam on it now or will miss the train!
— I hate having to jam on it every day. If you're not ready to leave on time tomorrow, I'm going to go without you.
Synonyms
- hurry up
- get a move on it
- lose no time
- make haste
- get cracking
- step on the gas
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