Past tense of chackle; made repeated clicking or chocking sounds.
From 'chackle' (verb) with the regular past tense suffix '-ed,' the standard English way to form past tense of regular verbs since Old English times.
The '-ed' ending is so common for past tense that we barely notice it, but it's one of the most productive grammatical patterns in English—almost every regular verb gets it!
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