choke and puke
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choke and puke
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From choke + and + puke. Popularized by the 1977 film Smokey and the Bandit.
noun choke and pukes
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A roadside diner or truck stop restaurant; referring to the quick, often low-quality food the drivers have to eat in a hurry.
... a trucker rides in his “bucket of bolts” ... and stopping at his favorite “choke-and-puke” for a cup of “mud.”
Similar: diner
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