Object

• wheel: It is not advised to rely on chocking the nose wheel to prevent a caravan running down a slope.

• boulder: The way on was a smallish inlet rift cascading in from behind another set of chocked boulders.

• smoke: Yes it makes lots of chocking smoke and massive spurting flames.

• block: But it was also true that every hole was chock-a-block with, well, chocked blocks.

Converse of object

• put: Putting the chock behind the mast reduces feel and promotes a lot of lower mast bend which is not always helpful.

• remove: The assembled onlookers watched as the ground crew removed the chocks and then marshaled the aircraft onto the taxiway and toward runway 08.

• have: Aircraft that require hand starting by prop swinging must have chocks placed in front of the wheels.

• use: A running belay using chocks, nuts or similar devices.

• carry: And a warning to myself to carry chocks and to use them if I'm in any doubt.

• place: Aircraft that require hand starting by prop swinging must have chocks placed in front of the wheels.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Fix the glass in place with wooden chocks or similar.

Modifies a noun

• stone: These large ledges lead to a narrowing of the rift, where a moderate shower lands on some unstable chock stones.

• block: The two chock blocks are to drive the fans and the new relay to turn off the power when the HV trip fires.

• carriage: By the late 1880s 64 prs, were mounted on rear chock carriages rather than garrison standing carriages because of their recoil.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Band, by the left, into the plane, quick march, chocks away, good luck!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: The barge is now chocked up outside Ken Haines works at Normanton.

• away: No more the shout " Contact - chocks away; " How soon they forget!

Noun used with modifier

• wheel: Sometimes you will be held on the line by marshals or with a wheel chock.