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chockablock [Am ˈtʃɑkəˌblɑk, Brit tʃɒkəˈblɒk] ADJ inf pred
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II. taponarse VB vpr
1. taponarse oídos/nariz (+ me/te/le etc):
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The serpentine gorge roads become chock-a-block, more nerve-testing than ever and rooms of any kind are impossible to find.
www.telegraph.co.uk So one isn't surprised when the program reveals itself as chock-a-block with venally scheming cardinals and other clergy.
thefederalist.com The galleries themselves, chock-a-block with photographs, come across more like a feat of collation than curation.
www.thehindu.com The name chock-a-block was derived from the machine's ability to read data from blocks - which were just that, physical blocks painted different colours.
en.wikipedia.org Sector 17, which used to chock-a-block with diners.
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