different between unchose vs unchoke
unchose
English
Verb
unchose
- simple past tense of unchoose
Anagrams
- chounse, cohunes, nouches
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unchoke
English
Etymology
un- +? choke
Verb
unchoke (third-person singular simple present unchokes, present participle unchoking, simple past and past participle unchoked)
- (transitive) To clear (something choked) by removing the blockage.
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