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choking

[choh-king] / ˈtʃoʊ kɪŋ /






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Underwater, he screamed; and then he was above the surface, and choking, and calling Mal’s name.

From Literature

I imagine each little piece drifting on top of the ocean, fish and turtles choking on it, dying with plastic scraps in their stomach.

From Literature

She banged into the coffee table, swallowed salty water, and was dragged along the floor until she finally fought her way to the surface, choking and spitting.

From Literature

Santoro’s Pizza Parlor was across the street, and when Mr. Santoro saw all these people coming out of the Laundromat sneezing and coughing and choking, he yelled, “What’s the matter? Is it a fire?”

From Literature

“Yesterday, I didn’t make a single dollar,” he said, his voice choking with emotion.

From The Wall Street Journal