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to chunder

to chunder

1 9.9
To throw up because you feel sick
  • verb
  • /ˈtʃʌndə/
  • Australian
translation icon : vomitar
  • I think I'm going to chunder.

Examples

  • Eating that whole pizza made me feel like I might chunder any minute.

  • The thought of food makes me wanna seriously chunder.

    Spring Breakdown (2009)

  • After a night of heavy drinking, I was sure I would chunder in the morning.

  • He warned us that if we keep spinning, we are going to chunder all over the place.

Synonyms

to throw up
vsto chunder
  • Informal
296 2.3

To push food and drink out of your stomach through your mouth

is the informal or slang way to say that action rather than neutral speech
to puke
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
186 6.6

To bring food and drink up from your stomach when you feel sick

is the informal or slang label rather than neutral everyday phrasing
to barf
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
38 7.7

To force food or liquid out of the stomach through the mouth

is the informal or slang term rather than this plain wording
to chuck
vsto chunder
  • UK
7 9.6

To be sick and bring food up from your stomach

is used as an informal or slang form rather than a neutral term
to puke my guts out
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
7 9.9

Throw up violently many times because you feel sick or drink too much

is the informal or slang term but refers to less violent repeated action
to blow chunks
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
6 9.9

Throw up forcefully when you feel very sick

is the informal or slang form but implies stronger force than usual
to ralph
vsto chunder
  • Slang
4 9.5

To force food or drink out of your mouth

is the informal or slang form rather than this neutral common usage
to honk
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
4 9.3

To throw up when you feel sick

is the informal or slang form used for that action
to upchuck
vsto chunder
  • NSFW
3 8.8

To throw up food and drink from your stomach

is the informal or slang form rather than a formal expression
to boke
vsto chunder
  • Slang
1 9.9

To throw up when you feel sick

is the informal or slang form not limited to British use
to launch one's lunch
vsto chunder
  • Slang
9.9

To throw up food you just ate

is the informal or slang form used to describe that action casually

Antonyms

to retain
60 3.0

To hold something inside so it does not escape

How Violent

vomit
  • NSFW
52 2.3
to puke
  • NSFW
186 6.6
to chunder
  • Australian
1 9.9
to spit up
1 4.1

Surface Forms

chunder infinitive
chundered past
chundered past participle
chundering present participle
chunders third person singular

Etymology

Chunder as a verb comes from the same Australian slang and wild rhyme Chunder Loo, and it also sounds like chuck ('to throw'). So to chunder is simply to 'throw up' or vomit.