chunder
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- noun
- /ˈtʃʌndər/
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- After several cups of water, a quick tactical chunder, and her never-ending drunken waffle;
Examples
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After drinking too much, he had to take a break outside to deal with the chunder from last night.
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He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich he said, I come from a land down under where beer does flow and men chunder can't you hear can't you hear the thunder?
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Oh, other things like chunder, chunder.
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- Chunder?
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I come from a land down under the beer does flow and men chunder can't you hear can't you hear the thunder?
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The roller coaster was so intense that several riders experienced chunder before getting off.
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Feeling seasick during the boat ride led to a sudden chunder at the back of the deck.
Synonyms
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The food and liquid that come up from your stomach
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The liquid or food that someone has thrown up
A pile of sick that a person or animal has thrown up
Vomit left on the ground or floor
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Etymology
Chunder is Australian slang that came to mean 'vomit' in the early 1900s; one popular idea links it to the comic rhyme Chunder Loo, which was used like the word 'spew'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of chuck (to 'throw'), so chunder is the stuff you 'throw up'.