| jam street | 3.82 | New cars jam the streets. | ||
| jam line | 1.45 | Others jammed phone lines. | ||
| jam road | 1.25 | Hundreds of departing motorists jammed the roads. | ||
| jam broadcast | 1.18 | Mitnick would pull pranks with the radios, jamming broadcasts. | ||
| jam traffic | 0.99 | The protesting teachers Tuesday jammed traffic in downtown Caracas. | ||
| jam switchboard | 0.92 | Jammed switchboards. | ||
| jam radar | 0.86 | Other moths make clicking sounds that may startle bats or jam their radars. | ||
| jam signal | 0.86 | Radio Index had its signal jammed on Tuesday. | ||
| jam hand | 0.79 | Pete jammed his hands into his pockets. | ||
| jam ball | 0.66 | SAN ANTONIO - All-American Antawn Jamison jammed the ball through the hoop. | ||
| jam highway | 0.59 | Traffic jams clogged highways around Wilmington, N.C. | ||
| jam puck | 0.59 | Ulf Dahlen, positioned behind the Boston net, tried to jam the puck in at the left post. | ||
| jam airport | 0.46 | Residents jammed the airport, trying to flee. | ||
| jam door | 0.46 | The quake was strong enough to buckle doorframes and jam doors. | ||
| jam receiver | 0.46 | I saw him roll up and jam receivers. | ||
| jam finger | 0.39 | Ben had got his finger jammed in the door. | ||
| jam foot | 0.39 | She jammed her foot down hard on the brakes. | ||
| jam shoulder | 0.39 | He jammed his shoulder diving for a foul ball earlier this week. | ||
| jam room | 0.33 | Reporters jam the room in a Washington, D.C., hotel. | ||
| jam sidewalk | 0.33 | Behind him, onlookers jam a sidewalk and gaze with frank curiosity at the camera. |