chockers
adjective · casual
Completely full, very crowded.
How Aussies use it
- The train was chockers this morning.
- The car park is chockers, let's park on the street.
Good to know
Short for 'chock-a-block'.
Saying it more formally
In a formal email, essay or the PTE test, use full, crowded instead.
Slang is great for chatting with friends and workmates, but keep it out of PTE essays and formal writing.