Definition of chunder - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She chundered about the long wait.
2.
- He chundered after the party.
Noun
1.
- After the ride, he felt a sudden urge to chunder..
2.
weatherRare UK heavy sticky snow complicating snowsportsRare UK
- The slopes were covered in chunder, making skiing tough.
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heavy sticky snow complicating snowsports
Origin of chunder
Australian slang, chunder (vomit)
Examples of chunder in a sentence
They chundered over the new company policies. She felt sick and chundered on the sidewalk. After the rollercoaster, he nearly chundered. The smell made him want to chunder. She tried to hold back the chunder after the meal. Snowboarders struggled through the thick chunder.
Chunder on the trails slowed down the race.
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- French:se plaindre, vomissement, ...
- German:meckern, Erbrechen, ...
- Italian:lamentarsi, vomito, ...
- Spanish:quejarse, vómito, ...
- Portuguese:reclamar, neve pesada, ...
- Chinese:抱怨, 黏雪, ...
- Japanese:ぶつぶつ言う, 嘔吐, ...
- Arabic:تَذَمَّرَ, تَقَيُّؤ, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְטוֹן, הַקָאָה, ...
- Russian:ворчать, рвота, ...
- Ukrainian:бурчати, блювота, ...
- Hindi:शिकायत करना, उल्टी, ...
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