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Meanings of chock-full in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chockablock"
Examples for "chockablock"
1
Turning east he saw the chockablock shimmer of Media City.
2
The long scientific appendix is chockablock with complex mathematical equations.
3
Kathmandu airport was chockablock, so identifying where helicopters could land was a priority, said Masters.
4
By the time Michael was eleven, his life was chockablock with school, friends, and baseball.
5
Their debut album is chockablock with fantastic soul tunes full of passion, suss and raw emotion.
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Every card comes embedded with a special data chip chockful of information downloadable to your DijAssist.
2
We went in, and there stood a tub chockful of water so hot, steam was rising off it.
3
Well, in the municipal campaign of 1897, that young man, chockful of patriotism, worked day and night for the Tammany ticket.
4
It's chockful of reptiles and unclean things, with green and purple fungi, two feet high, with poison in the very sniff of them.
5
For under that pail, cramped down so he couldn't get out, and just bilin' over with rage, and chockful of pizen, was William Henry!
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The two parlours and the tap-room and the kitchen are all choke-full.
2
They are crammed choke-full with every known mechanical contrivance for the production of ear-stunning noises.
3
Why, at his age I was choke-full of maxims.
4
Perhaps she is like that craft you captured, choke-full of lead and silver, from Lima.
5
The rooms, choke-full of misery, sent piercing shrieks and wails and groans out into the night.
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Its chuck-full of silver birch trees, and there ain't no better kindlin' than birch bark.
2
Pumped my lungs chuck-full of Rocky Mountain air.
3
Their church is chuck-full of authority-allthe way from the Pope down to the priest-andaccordingly they do as they're told.
4
"I tould him," said he, "I hadn't a cint, but he poured me a tin chuck-full.
5
"The world's chuck-full of men," Bill observed.
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It's just cram full of snakes.
2
There's no room in St. George's 'thought-bag' for any bad thoughts, it's so cram full of good ones.
3
It's cram full of tench.
4
The UN-funded malnutrition ward in Hodeidah is crammed full of similar cases.
5
A posting house is crammed full of officers and men and horses.
Usage of chock-full in English
1
It was chock-full of furniture, all of it securely fastened and closed.
2
His earnest horn-rimmed, spectacled face, his dark suits, his briefcase always chock-full.
3
The extenders list is chock-full of special tax breaks for businesses.
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The Fine Gael website is chock-full of policy positions and statements.
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I heard one fellow say; 'he must be chock-full of bullets long ago.
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He is as chock-full of noble sentiments as a bladder is of wind.
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We are underweight sovereigns while chock-full on corporate exposure, Kronfol added.
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His trademark style is chock-full of tweeds, ties and tailored suiting.
9
Because he's chock-full of talent and knowledge, and she loves both.
10
Do you imagine that I am sitting here stuffing you chock-full of lies?
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I feel chock-full of fight,-doyou want to kill the colonel?-
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So instead of being chock-full of life, they're chock-full of sediment.
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Life is chock-full of lies, but the biggest lie is math.
14
But the first day of school was fun, not exactly chock-full of hard work.
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I actually just re-read and it's so chock-full of information.
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And how grateful she felt, how chock-full of happy things just for having returned.