Chokiest [adjective]

A subdued, choky roar, or growl, was borne down the front stairway from above.

It's dreadful choky, sitting by the hour and filling up that poor innocent with lies.

Twice Christopher read the letter, his eyes wide, and his throat a bit choky with emotion.

With rather a choky feeling he closed the door and went tiptoeing upstairs.

I think "Auld Lang Syne" produced a choky feeling in the throats of most of us—so many are gone for ever.

"Wonder if I got pinched again, and this is some new kind of a choky," he mused.

His tongue hung out of his mouth like the tongue of a tied calf, and he panted with choky, slobbering sounds.

Clancy, her heart beating and throat choky with fear, was nevertheless sufficient mistress of herself to be able to appreciate it.

The "first mate" was tossing back and forth in the crib, making odd little choky noises in his swollen throat.

Leila could see the long white throat above those rigid arms straining and swallowing; it gave her a choky feeling to watch it.