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| jam packed (Taras); jam-packed (Taras); packed like herrings (in a barrel) | |||
| wall-to-wall; wall to wall people | |||
clown car (выражение происходит от клоунского трюка, когда в маленькую машинку набивается много клоунов  urbandictionary.com Deska) | |||
| black hole of Calcutta (SirReal); like sardines | |||
| packed as close as herrings (in a barrel) | |||
| paced as close as herrings (in a barrel) | |||
| like rabbits in a warren | |||
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| now I know how a sardine feels | |||
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| like sardines | |||
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| like sardines in a tin (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
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| packed like sardines | |||
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| packed like sardines | |||
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| packed-in-a-tin (We knew that in the Beatles. We always used to record in Abbey Road, Studio 2. But for "Yer Blues" we were talking about this tightness, this packed-in-a-tin thing Lily Snape) | |||
| как сельди в бочке: 18 phrases in 4 subjects |
| General | 9 |
| Idiomatic | 2 |
| Makarov | 3 |
| Proverb | 4 |