Preposition: on

• pretzel: And I hope George W Bush chokes on a pretzel, for good, this time.

Object

• inlet: They found themselves in a chamber of large dimensions, with several choked inlets.

• fume: The rescuers risked their lives by crawling through dense choking fumes in which they found the injured men trying to crawl to safety.

• hazard: Contains small parts which could present a choking hazard.

Adjective modifier

• automatic: Could anyone tell me how to check that the automatic chokes are working correctly on my twin carbs?

Noun used with modifier

• boulder: Turning left at the T-junction a low passage enters an area of boulder chokes.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: What this does is choke off the flow of the sound through the body resulting in a " strangled " sound.

Preposition: with

• mud: Two other side passages appear to be choked with mud.

• weed: The drainage ditch running north from Cuckoo's Corner was choked with floating weeds or algae.

• debris: Quite a few small entrances are to be found and the stream sinks in one which is choked with debris.

• emotion: Jos, who was just going to gasp out an avowal, choked almost with the emotion that he was obliged to restrain.

• sand: Ahead was choked with sand, apart from a tiny rift off to the left.

Preposition: of

• boulder: This is a dense and dangerous choke of small boulders.