nonchoked

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ choked.

Adjective

nonchoked (not comparable)

  1. Not choked.
    • 1965, John W. Wescott, S. Steven Kushner, Propagation of sound in air: a bibliography with abstracts, page 493:
      At low incident-shock strength, nonchoked flow results, and the wave system consists of a reflected shock and a transmitted shock followed by a contact surface.
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