Throttle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 528
throt'l, n. the throat or windpipe.—v to choke by pre me on the windpipe. [Dim. of Throat. Through, thiOO, prep, from end to end, or from side to side of. between the sides over the whole extent of among from beginning to end by means of: in consequence of.- ado lrom one end or side to the other from beginning to end to the end or purpose. (A.b. thnrh, cug with Ger. dnrch, \V. Sans, tat as — root tar, to cro ( ttans acro '.} (Thoroughly.
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