chock

• And I have twice known bulls to come to the chuck of an ax on a block; which sound, at a distance, has some resemblance to the peculiar chock-chocking that the bulls use to call their mates from a distance From any point of view the thing has contradictions enough to make one wary of a too positive opinion. —  Wood Folk at School
• The place was chock-a-block with rough-looking men, either looking on or playing the games. —  The Trail of '98 A Northland Romance
• I have opened the hatches, and she is chock-full of hides; but what there is, underneath, I don't know Come along, Bob, we will overhaul the papers," the captain said and, going to the cabin, they examined the bill of lading Here it is, sir," Bob said, triumphantly. —  Held Fast For England A Tale of the Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83)
• They make up about two hundred an' twenty beds in it altogether, an' these are chock-full a'most every night. —  Blue Lights Hot Work in the Soudan
• I feels chock-full already, an' it might be dangerous. —  The Young Trawler

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