Chock

The handyman used a chock to prevent the wood from moving while he sanded it down.

The ship's mooring line was secured to the dock with a chock.

She made a simple chock out of scrap wood to hold the piece in place.

She used a chock to steady the piece of wood while planing it.

He used a chock to keep the door from closing.

The woodcarver used a chock to keep the wood steady while he chiseled out intricate designs.

The farmer placed a chock under the hay bale to prevent it from sliding off the trailer.

The horse's chock was injured during the race.

The Appaloosa has a chock on its right foreleg.

The brown foal had a tiny white chock on his hind leg.

The boat had a chock at the bow and stern to secure the lines.

The supermarket parking lot was chock full of cars on Black Friday.

The carpenter used a chock to prevent the wood from slipping while drilling it.

The sawmill worker used a chock to hold the log in place while cutting it.

The beginner woodworker used a chock to support the wood while sanding it.

The vet bandaged the chock on the filly's leg.

She carefully adjusted the chock to fit the wood before using the band saw.

The sailor secured the chock to the ship's mooring line to prevent it from slipping.

The carpentry instructor emphasized the importance of using a chock for safety.

The chock was hard to pick up because of its small size.

The boat was kept in place by the chock that held it to the dock.

The airport was chock full of travelers trying to catch their flights.

The ship's crew worked together to position the chock in place.