Meaning & use

Chocked

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Secured or wedged in place with a block or wedge (a chock) to prevent movement, especially of a wheel or vessel.

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The mechanics chocked the aircraft's wheels before beginning the engine inspection.

The barrels were chocked so they would not roll around during the ship's voyage.

A note on using this word

The word 'chock' likely derives from an Old French term for a block or log, and is common in nautical and mechanical contexts.

Words with a similar meaning

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