strangled
    Joel S. Berson 
    Berson at ATT.NET
       
    Thu Jul  2 14:31:37 UTC 2009
    
    
  
At 7/2/2009 09:45 AM, Arnold Zwicky wrote:
>i suspect that many people are inclined to discriminate transitive
>"strangle" (normally conveying an endpoint) from transitive "choke
>(not necessarily conveying an endpoint).
In other words, "strangled" generally means "terminally choked".
Joel
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