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

chockˈstone noun (mountaineering)

A stone jammed in a mountain crack, chimney or crevice

chockˈ-tight adjective

Very tight

• bellwether
• bellwethers
• bellwort
• bellworts
• belly
• bellyache
• bellyached
• bellyacher
• bellyachers
• bellyaches
• bellyaching
• belly-band
• belly-bands
• belly button
• belly buttons
• belly dance
• belly danced
• belly dancer
• belly dancers
• belly dances
• belly dancing
• belly flop
• belly-flop
• belly-flopped
• belly-flopping