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• chalk-full?
  2003-02-16 14:18:51  Derrick Story | [View]
  
  
  Ah, please excuse my mistake. I changed "chalk-full" to "chock-full" so as not to alarm others.
  
  As for the literal definition of the term, I believe "brimming with" is also accepted, which was the intent here.
• chalk-full?
  2004-03-16 16:39:13  sulli [View]
  
  
  thanks to both of you for the clarification. I was in MS Word and had chalk-full...I didn't think it was correct, but the synonym list only had "chock-a-block" and "brimming" as alternatives to "full to capacity". Long story short, I did a search on yahoo (as I always do when all else fails) and found here your discussion from what appears to be a year ago.
  
  The internet amazes me once again.
  
  Thanks again.
  
  sean