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chock-full Definition

chock·-full (c̸häk′fo̵ol′)

adjective

as full as possible; filled to capacity

Etymology: ME chokkeful, chekefull < choke, cheke, cheek + -ful, -ful; now often assoc. with chock, choke

chock-full Synonyms

chock-full

modif.

packed, crammed, stuffed; see full 1.

chock-full Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • information: A usual, it is well got up and chock-full of information on a variety of topics useful to engineers and other artisans.
  • tip: It is chock-full of insider tips and suggestions, ensuring the best ever trip to Disney for discriminating travelers.
  • fun: Engrossing, challenging, free sudoku puzzles and totally addictive, " Master Sudoku is chock-full of fun.
  • report: Each episode is chock-full of reports highlighting the very latest and best in virtual motor racing.
  • recipe: Click here to order a free vegetarian starter kit, chock-full of great dairy-free recipes.

Modifying Another Word

  • absolutely: A fascinating coral ridge at about 55 feet, absolutely chock-full of sea fans, tube sponges and gorgonians.