toad choker
Phrase
- Meaning
- a heavy downpour or rainstorm
- Type
- Phrase
What does “toad choker” mean
A vivid expression for a torrential rain, also heard as 'frog strangler' or 'frog choker.' Used in Delaware, especially downstate, to describe a sudden, drenching storm heavy enough to drown amphibians. It belongs to the broader Mid-Atlantic and Southern stock of colorful weather sayings.
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