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adjective:
(of a ship's hoisting tackle) Having the obstructs drawn near together so no longer activity is achievable, as when the tackle is hauled into utmost.
Jammed securely together; very crowded; totally filled or loaded.
Hoisted up to the tackle will admit; brought close together, once the two-blocks of a tackle in hoisting.
stuffed full to capability
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adverb:
In a crowded way; as totally or closely that you can.
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Nautical, jammed: said of a tackle when the blocks tend to be hauled near collectively.
Crowded; crammed complete: because, the meeting-hall ended up being chock-a-block.
Nautical, to be able to be drawn or hauled close together, this kind of a fashion on impede or prevent movement.
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Definition for "chockablock"
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