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enough to choke a horse
ee-NUFF to CHOHK a HORSS · phrase · informal
An excessive amount.
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A very large quantity of something.
“He pulled out a wad of cash enough to choke a horse.”
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enough to choke a horse In A Sentence
He pulled out a wad of cash enough to choke a horse.
Origin & Usage
American hyperbolic idiom; a portion big enough to choke a horse is clearly excessive.
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What does "enough to choke a horse" mean?
It describes an excessively large amount of something—more than plenty.
How is it used?
Often about money, food, or paperwork, e.g. "a bankroll enough to choke a horse" means a very thick wad of cash.
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