1. Constricted in size
   "trying to bring children up in cramped high-rise apartments"; "cramped quarters";
   - poky [informal]

1. Secure with a cramp
   "cramp the wood"
    
2. Restrict, constrain, or suppress the movement, growth, or activity of
   "Small offices cramped their expansion plans";
   - hamper, strangle, throttle
    
3. Affect with or as if with a cramp
   "The cold water cramped his muscles"
    
4. Suffer from sudden painful contraction of a muscle
   "His leg cramped during the swim"

See also: incommodious

Type of: affect, bound, confine, fasten, fix, get, have, limit, restrict, secure, suffer, sustain, throttle, trammel

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