Synonym: accelerator, accelerator pedal, bound, choke, confine, gas, gas pedal, gun, limit, restrain, restrict, strangle, strangulate, throttle valve, trammel. Similar words: bottled, little by little, rotten, grotto, cattle, mettle, settle, rattle. Meaning: ['θrɑtl /'θrɒtl] 
n. 1. a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine 2. a pedal that controls the throttle valve. v. 1. place limits on (extent or access) 2. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air 3. reduce the air supply.
n. 1. a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine 2. a pedal that controls the throttle valve. v. 1. place limits on (extent or access) 2. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air 3. reduce the air supply. 
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31 He could have pushed the throttle forwards and avoided the accident by using the engine.
32 Leese rolled the throttle open to the indent starting position and squeezed the trigger switch on his collective.
33 If I accelerate hard then release the throttle suddenly, the transmission makes a clunk.
34 Clayt tugged at the throttle and the water in back boiled and the boat moved off below them.
35 The government is attempting to throttle the uprising before it spreads.
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36 This does not produce the same effects as lifting the accelerator altogether; it just maintains a balanced throttle.
37 The throttle lever was still against the wall and the engine was making a healthy din up front.
38 The on-off throttle is still a little noticeable on the road but you can live with it.
39 When cold, several primes of the throttle are required, but no other special technique is needed.
40 The lighter valves also allow the firm to use 30 per cent softer valve springs-improving throttle response.
41 He made the decision to lessen the angle of impact by closing the throttle, applying hard up elevator and full right rudder.
42 Mike Holmgren is coming home the way anyone would like to do it, a winner, career at full throttle.
43 Between six-day-a-week early morning practices and a string of visits by high school recruits, Jody is at full throttle.
44 Ace threw herself at the speeder controls, stamping on the throttle override while wrenching the steering column forward.
45 To sum up all of the above in one phrase - cyclic controls speed, throttle controls height.
46 I just wanted to open the throttle, get out of town and try to recapture some of that Misano magic.
47 For autorotation practice, the throttle will be set to give a safe idle speed.
48 As the model rolls from inverted to normal flight, move the throttle stick back to the normal position.
49 With mainsail set and at full throttle we steamed for home.
50 He took his left hand off the throttle and punched himself in the face. Real pain drove out fear.
51 He opened the throttle, blasting the motor cycle broadside into the culvert.
52 Ace kept her foot rigid against the throttle override and lifted her head.
53 A Tory campaign machine on full throttle generally encountered sour looks and sullen stares.
54 The four cylinder diesel units will interchange with the four cylinder petrols with suitable pipework and wiring and throttle linkage.
55 After reaching the desired revs by using the foot throttle, the driver then pushes the centre button.
56 There's not a huge level of power available-you can snap the throttle open without feeling intimidated.
57 Activists are going full throttle, too, leafleting homes, speaking out at public meetings.
58 Not, apparently, because companies have ceased considering takeovers - everyone talks of City corporate finance departments working on full throttle.
59 He leaned forward, the bottle tilted, his free hand pulling and twitching on the wheel and tapping the throttle.
60 In the air he never mastered the throttle setting, so that he either fell behind of pulled ahead.
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