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chock-full
(c̸häk′fo̵ol′)
adjective
as full as possible; filled to capacity
Origin: ME chokkeful, chekefull < choke, cheke, cheek + -ful, -ful; now often assoc. with chock, choke
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adjective Full to the limit; as full as possible: a report chock-full of errors.
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