verb

choke

to choke, to suffocate, to strangle

He started to choke on a piece of food.

He started to choke on a piece of food.

The smoke made me choke.

The smoke made me choke.

The weeds are choking the other plants.

The weeds are choking the other plants.

((on sth.)) to be unable to breathe because of (sth.) in your throat He started to choke on a piece of food.

((sth.)) to strangle (sb./sth.) The weeds are choking the other plants.

Synonyms: suffocate, strangle, gag

From Old English 'aceocian', meaning 'to choke'.

The sound of 'choke' is harsh, like someone coughing and struggling to breathe.

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