verb
Kramer
KRAYM
verb
1
To burst into a room or appear somewhere abruptly and with comic flair.
"He kramered into the meeting five minutes late, coat flapping."
How to Use Kramer
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo enter a room suddenly and dramatically, usually in a way that gets a laugh.
Memory tip
Informal and pop-culture derived — mostly used jokingly, not in formal writing.
Trace the full origin ↓Word Forms
Kramered past tense, Kramers plural, Kramers singular
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Etymology
Borrowed from the Dutch and German surname Kramer, meaning "shopkeeper" or "peddler"; the verb sense is a modern coinage inspired by a famously door-bursting sitcom character with that surname.