choke-full
21chuck-full — adj. same as {chock full}. [predicate] Syn: chockablock(predicate), chock full(predicate), chockfull(predicate), chockful(predicate), choke full(predicate), cram full. [WordNet 1.5] …
22cram full — adjective packed full to capacity chowder chockablock with pieces of fish • Syn: ↑chockablock, ↑chock full, ↑chockful, ↑choke full, ↑chuck full • Similar to: ↑full …
23chock-full — or chockful adjective Etymology: Middle English chokkefull, probably from choken to choke + full Date: 15th century full to the limit < hotels chock full of tourists > …
24chock-full — /chok fool , chuk /, adj. full to the limit; crammed. Also, chock ful, chuck full, choke full. [1350 1400; ME chokke fulle, equiv. to chokke ( < ?) + fulle FULL1] * * * …
25chock-full — is now the dominant form, having triumphed over variants such as choke full and chuck full. These spelling difficulties have been aggravated by uncertainty as to the origin of the element chock, which also occurs in chock a block (with the same… …
26Triangle Choke — Prises de soumission (catch) Une prise de soumission, au catch, consiste à faire abandonner, en obligeant l adversaire à tapoter ou alors à lui faire perdre conscience. Les prises de soumission ne sont pas utilisées que pour un abandon, certains… …
27Triangle choke — Prises de soumission (catch) Une prise de soumission, au catch, consiste à faire abandonner, en obligeant l adversaire à tapoter ou alors à lui faire perdre conscience. Les prises de soumission ne sont pas utilisées que pour un abandon, certains… …
28Four Words to Choke Upon — Infobox Album | Name = Four Words to Choke Upon Type = Demo Artist = Bullet For My Valentine Released = 2004 Recorded = 2003 Label = Genre = Metalcore Length = Producer = Matt Tuck Reviews = Last album = Jeff Killed John (2003) This album = Four… …
29chock-full — [14] There is more than one theory to account for this word. It occurs in a couple of isolated instances around 1400, as chokkefulle and chekeful, prompting speculation that the first element may be either chock ‘wooden block’, which came from an …
30chock-full — [14] There is more than one theory to account for this word. It occurs in a couple of isolated instances around 1400, as chokkefulle and chekeful, prompting speculation that the first element may be either chock ‘wooden block’, which came from an …
