choked

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choked/tʃəʊkt $ tʃoʊkt/ adjective [NOT BEFORE NOUN]
British English very upset:
　 ▪ I was really choked when I heard he’d died.

adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be choked with emotion (=feel so much emotion that you cannot speak normally)
▪ Mr Ford’s voice was choked with emotion as he addressed the mourners.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Almost fainting from lack of air, she could only answer in choked gasps.
▪ But if the pool is simply left like this, it will become choked and unattractive.
▪ I bet Barrow was choked, he smiled to himself as he emptied stale tea leaves from the pot into the sink.
▪ I felt choked, but I couldn't cry.
▪ In choked desolation, she watched him walk quietly to the door and let himself out.
▪ So despite Stephen West's lovely cor anglais solo, and some noble brass sounds, the orchestra sounded choked.
▪ So, after choked phone calls back to Liverpool, I was mightily relieved to touch down at Manchester Airport.
▪ While most of the snow gullies remain choked, snow conditions have generally been disappointing.