Choker [noun]

Pull out choker to closed position and start engine in usual manner.

After all it was foolhardy, and he felt it; but he was past the stopping now, and he pulled the choker to the limit.

His suit was of bleached linen, his shirt bosom, choker and spotless cravat, all the color of snow.

Now cut two short poles for the forks to lay in from side to side of the path, being in the same direction as the choker.

A grave, ministerial-looking and elderly man in a white choker had a gift-enterprise concern.

They all stared at me as if I was sumthink werry strange, tho' drest in my ushal full hevening dress, with white choker.

There was no longer any room for the spiritual type of leader, with his white choker and his interminable fourthlies.

Rob is nowhere when I'm in full fig'; and Ted took the stage with a tragic stalk, like Hamlet in a tail-coat and choker.

A white choker rivaled in hue the tooth-pick collar of the melancholy individual.

And he ain't no white-choker shadbelly either, but fits himself, like his gospel, to the men he works among.