Rhyme it with block or clock.
Yes, "chock-full" can be used in the past tense by using it in a sentence that conveys a past action or state. For example, you could say, "The box was chock-full of toys last summer." In this case, "was" indicates the past tense while "chock-full" describes the state of the box.
I would have to say chew! You could chock when you suck on an orange.
chock tires
The homophone for "chalk" is "chock."
The Spanish word for 'chocolate' is spelt the same as in English, but pronounced 'chock-aw-LATTay' If you meant to write 'chocolate-y', i.e perhaps 'tasting of chocolate', you could say: 'sabe a chocolate' (SAHbay ah chock-aw-LATTay) - 'tastes of chocolate' or 'con sabor de chocolate' (con sahBORE they chock-aw-LATTay) = 'with a taste of chocolate'
The population of Aïn Chock is 253,496.
u say candyman, candy man chock them with your candy hand!
Madison Chock was born on July 2, 1992.
Madison Chock was born on July 2, 1992.
The area of Aïn Chock is 28.89 square kilometers.
Chock-A-Block ended on 1981-08-13.
Chock-A-Block was created on 1981-05-21.