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Meanings of
chock
in English
Portuguese
cunha
Catalan
falca
Back to the meaning
A block of wood used to prevent the sliding or rolling of a heavy object.
wedge
Portuguese
cunha
As completely as possible.
chock-a-block
Synonyms
Examples for "
wedge
"
wedge
Examples for "
wedge
"
1
Questions are being asked about whether his
wedge
game is consistent enough.
2
The signature of the
wedge
made that clear right from the outset.
3
And therefore our task must be to drive a
wedge
between them.
4
It was propped open, held in place with a
wedge
of concrete.
5
In driving, the
wedge
should spread with and not across the grain.
Usage of
chock
in English
1
The spirit atmosphere in which we live is full,
chock
-full
,
of cross-currents.
2
A
chock
is placed at the bow for tying up to piers.
3
A company came on board the Scourge, and they filled us
chock
-a-block
.
4
It was
chock
-
full
of furniture, all of it securely fastened and closed.
5
You don't want to try Harrison's Pass; it's
chock
full of tribulation.
6
She's not only proud as Lucifer, but she's
chock
full of religion.
7
They're just
chock
full uv millions uv millions uv tons uv snow!
8
His earnest horn-rimmed, spectacled face, his dark suits, his briefcase always
chock
-
full
.
9
He brings hope: for the first time, Murcia's training was
chock
-
o
-
block
last week.
10
The extenders list is
chock
-
full
of special tax breaks for businesses.
11
The chapter that is based on field work is
chock
full of photographs.
12
The Fine Gael website is
chock
-
full
of policy positions and statements.
13
Then they
chock
up the rest with advice to the Government.
14
I heard one fellow say; 'he must be
chock
-
full
of bullets long ago.
15
Just
chock
it with a bit of rock when I swing it open.
16
And what good would a piton or
chock
nut do against this monster?
Other examples for "chock"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
chock
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
chock full
just chock
so chock
chock the wheels
usually chock
More collocations
Translations for
chock
Portuguese
cunha
Catalan
falca
tascó
Chock
through the time
Chock
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common