chock /chok/

To fasten or secure with or as if with a block or wedge

1. A wedge to prevent movement
2. A log
3. A fair-lead with a top opening through which a line or rope can be run (nautical)

chockˈer adjective

1. Full up (slang; orig Aust and NZ)
2. Annoyed, fed up (slang)

chockˈ-a-block, chock-fullˈ or choke-fullˈ adjective

Quite full

• live up to
• liveware
• livewares
• live weight
• live well
• live-well
• live-wells
• live wire
• live wires
• live with
• livid
• livider
• lividest
• lividities
• lividity
• lividly
• lividness
• lividnesses
• living
• living death
• living deaths
• living-flame
• living fossil
• living fossils
• living memory