Completely full; packed tightly with as much as possible; also spelled 'chock-full' or 'chock full.'
A variant or fusion of 'chock' (full/filled) + 'full,' combining two expressions of completeness. It's debated whether this represents redundancy or emphasis through repetition—both meanings reinforce 'as full as possible.'
This word is one of English's favorite redundancies—we love saying 'chock FULL'—similar to 'very unique' or 'absolutely essential,' where speakers double down on maximum emphasis.
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