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chokey

NOUN
  1. British slang (dated) for a prison

How To Use chokey In A Sentence

  • At 410 years per death that would make the pharmaceutical industry liable for over 43 million years of chokey in the US alone.
  • If not, he warned, the perpetrator could face years in chokey or even the death penalty.
  • Did it hurl the seamstresses' ringleaders into chokey? Times, Sunday Times
  • And as the latter carried a heavier alternative jail sentence, she warned Ms Kane that she faced more than one night in chokey when she returns for sentence next week.
  • Herr Pfannenstiel served three-and-a-half months in the chokey recently for match-fixing in the local S-League.
  • Rev. Willie faces up to 15 years in the chokey after he broke the 8th Commandment by stealing $85,000 from St. Paul's Memorial Episcopal, the church where he worked. Dlisted - Be Very Afraid
  • Saying 'okey-dokey'/singalonga Smokey/Coming out of chokey Michael Sigman: Reasons To Be Cheerful (Part 2)
  • He's bang to rights and has a brief spell in chokey to get through. Langham In Danger
  • In both cases a long spell in chokey. The Sun
  • Which then implies my guilt and before I could say ‘GrocerJack Robinson’, I'm doing a hefty old stretch in the chokey at the pleasure of Her Maj!
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