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choked, ppl. a.|tʃəʊkt|
[f. choke v. + -ed.]
1. With the respiration stopped or impeded; suffocated; with the free passage obstructed; clogged.
1499Promp. Parv. (Pynson), Chowked or querkened, suffocatus. 1699Garth Dispens. iv. 43 His choak'd Streams. 1855G. Brimley Ess. Tennyson 12 Her own choked and stagnant existence. 1869E. A. Parkes Pract. Hygiene (ed. 3) 341 Analysis of the air of a choked sewer.
2. Annoyed, disgusted, disappointed.
1950in Partridge Dict. Underworld (1961) Add. 793/1. 1956 New Statesman 8 Dec. 740/2 They said that Kenneth Large and some of the other geezers..were choked—doing their nut over being beaten in an essay competition by a Paddy. 1965L. J. Cunliffe Having it Away i. 14 ‘Do you wish me to inform your wife that you are confined to the ship?’ Too choked to speak, I nodded. Ibid. xv. 100 The bogies knew he'd had it away, but just couldn't pin the job on him. Which meant he was laughing and they were double-choked. 1969Oz Apr. 17/1 My governor is going to be choked when I take the day off. He's going to be double choked if I enjoy myself. |