Chock Full




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Chock Full : Phrases



Meaning:

To be very full.


Example:

I like my cereal chock full of fruit.


Origin:

Chock has several definitions. One is as close or as completely as possible. Chock Full means literally to be as close as possible to being full.

Chock-a-block indicates that something or somewhere is grossly over full. Of naval origin, the phrase was used when two blocks of tackle were stuck so hard together that they couldn't be tightened further. The modern colloquial
this room is chockers.

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