British slang (dated) for a prison.
1 To our intense relief an answer came back in a choky voice.
2 She taught me to read with it. She sounded odd and choky .
3 I tell you, it made one a bit choky to hear them.
4 Jonathan cleared his throat, but even so his voice came out choky .
5 The girl was holding on to the parapet with a little choky laugh.
6 He go and fetch Mr. Meares-hetry put me in choky .
7 I had a strange, choky sensation, and again I coughed, dryly.
8 A wedding is nearly always a choky thing, and Pauline's was particularly so.
9 I do not often feel miserable and choky , but I did last night.
10 The atmosphere on a summer day in these scenes is always hot and choky .
11 And she sang it in a choky kind of quaver.
12 With a choky little gurgle in her throat Aunt Jane fell limply against me.
13 Rather choky , but still glowing, Nedda descended to her train.
14 I ducked my head, unable to say more than a choky "Thanks."
15 It made me feel quite choky ; and I could see that he, too, was moved.
16 The tired helper was suddenly too choky to answer.
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