Adj: Similar to chunder, but a word to describe the trigger. Often said in a sarcastic tone.
Usually meaning feeling ready to be sick, or an object that would make you want to be sick if you saw it.
Usually meaning feeling ready to be sick, or an object that would make you want to be sick if you saw it.
Andy: Did you see that documentary where the mother bird regurgitated that food, I felt so sick!
Kev: Yeah, was totally chunderful.
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Dave: After heading out on a pub crawl last night, I woke up this morning feeling absolutely chunderful!
Kev: Yeah, was totally chunderful.
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Dave: After heading out on a pub crawl last night, I woke up this morning feeling absolutely chunderful!
by beerlover October 20, 2007
Aussie slang for vomiting.
Guy 1: Oh mate I drank so much last night I've been chundering all morning!
Guy 2: That sucks a hairy ballsack, bro.
Guy 2: That sucks a hairy ballsack, bro.
by Mortilith November 24, 2011
Being sick and vomiting. I believe it originates from "watch under", for when someone vomits from an elevated location.
I'm not going to be the designated driver while barhopping anymore; people keep chundering in my car.
by Two11two March 7, 2007
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Australian. To vomit.
Have you ever wondered what it meant when they said "...and women chunder" in that 80's song, "Land Down Under"? Now you know.
by Caribou November 14, 2005
Verb: to vomit. Most commonly used when concerning someone who has been sick as a result of heavy alcohol consumption.
by Harriieee April 14, 2009
Rocky, uneven, low-quality pavement. Used by longboard skateboarders to describe treacherous road surfaces.
by Bloviator September 20, 2014