ppl. a. [f. CHOKE v. + -ED.] With the respiration stopped or impeded; suffocated; with the free passage obstructed; clogged.

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1499.  Promp. Parv. (Pynson), Chowked or querkened, suffocatus.

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1699.  Garth, Dispens., IV. 43. His choak’d Streams.

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1855.  Brimley, Ess. Tennyson, 12. Her own choked and stagnant existence.

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1869.  E. A. Parkes, Pract. Hygiene (ed. 3), 341. Analysis of the air of a choked sewer.

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