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I . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] VB intr

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II . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] N AUTO

III . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] VB trans

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choke back VB trans

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choke down VB trans

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choke off VB trans

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choke up VB trans

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As he was screaming for help, officers kicked him repeatedly, even choking him with a nightstick until those screams turned to silence.
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Asset sales can make companies more productive and should ease the supply bottlenecks choking the economy.
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The circumstances are unusual as most of his victims died from choking as a result of forced fellatio.
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He also started taking bassoon lessons, but soon gave those up after almost choking to death on one of its reeds.
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Would you give a toxic charm bracelet which could cause skin allergies or a fake cuddly toy that could present a choking hazard to a love one?
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In 1982 his daughter died, aged 12, after choking at school.
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The crook of another man's elbow is on my Adam's apple, pressing down, choking me.
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It is a non-contacting seal which seals by choking the flow from one side of the seal to the other.
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Can you hear my closeted curmudgeon choking on those words?
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There was further pandemonium after the lights had gone out and choking black smoke filled the room.
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