And the creek's just chock full of half-buried rocks.
He is chockfull of hope and life, notwithstanding the cold, and kicks his heels against the backboard, and would like to sing, only he doesn't know how his friend the silent guard might take it.
His wife was name Sallie en de place was chockfull of hands.
When they had gotten this, they went to the corn crib, which was chock full of corn, and took the corn out, shucked it, and gave it to their horses.
Just chock it with a bit of rock when I swing it open.
He eats all the dickshunaries he can find & goze round chock full of big words, scarein the wimmin folks & little children & destroyin the piece of mind of evry famerlee he enters.
When I arrove I found the east room chockfull includin all the old maids in the villige & the long hared fellers a4sed.
We got a whip up on the main-yard, and hooking it to a strap around her body, swayed away; and giving a wink to one another, ran her chock up to the yard.
My old master and friend, that you have read of in my books, Mr Hopewell, was chockfull of them.
But there is no peace in a steamer, it is nothin' but a large calaboose,1 chock full of prisoners.
After I first saw one of these drops, like an old cheese chock full of livin' things, I couldn't drink nothing but pure gin or brandy for a week.
I must put dat bottle back and give you todder one, dat must be wine for sartain, for it is chock full, but rum vaporates bery fast when de cork is drawn.
Chock about and chucking her under the chin, which was rewarded by as smart a slap as that which had erstwhile burned Sir Robin's cheek.
Lady Peggy ruefully, glancing at her hastily tied up bundle and, at the same moment, with the broad of her sword, pushing Chock into the street with a will that sent her a-spinning on her way.
But it's allers the way with your young navigators as is full chock up to the bung with book larnin' and hasn't had no real 'sperience o' the sea yet!
I guess he's a grass widder that used to hav a woman, wot maid him tow a chock line, and he aint never got no divorse from her yet.
It shows that we’ve struck the thirty-three number, with two patrolschock full, and three lacking seven to be complete.
Hugh, if I wasn’t in this car along with all the rest crowded together I’d feel like letting out a big whoop, I’m that chock full of enthusiasm.
The instant we were ordered into position, two or three cannoneers would rush off and get rails, or a log or two, to chock the guns.
Somebody said "let's get some rails and chock the wheels to keep them from running back.
It's justchock full of back yards for 'em to play in, and banisters to slide down, and roller skating rinks and all sorts of things that children enjoy.
But I'm just chock full of gloom just the same and I want to get away from here as soon as I can.
If there is a man chock full of science in the world, it's old Sol Gills.
Chock full o' science,' said the radiant Captain, 'as ever he was!
Then he added as an afterthought, "The gorge is chock full of color.
Those pore darn fools that don't know better than to hunt fish through holes in the polar ice are just as chock full of romance as any school miss.
The 'chock gee' is often counterfeited, but not very successfully.
