choke-full in a sentence
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Definition
Choke-full: adjective meaning excessively filled or overflowing with something, often to the point of being unable to contain it.
Crossword clues for choke-full
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "choke-full".
- Overflowing to the brim with something.
- So full it can't hold anything more.
- Filled to the point of bursting.
- Stuffed beyond capacity or limit.
- Packed tightly with no room left.
Choke-full sentence examples
- The attic was choke-full of old furniture and forgotten memories.
- Her heart felt choke-full of emotions as she watched her child graduate.
- The library was choke-full of books, each holding a world of its own.
- After the feast, the table was choke-full of empty dishes and contented sighs.
- His mind was choke-full of ideas, racing faster than he could write them down.