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Quite like a ‘Chuckle’ in laughter, but done by a ‘fat’ person, instead of chuckling, they chunkle. Rosie O'Donald chunkles at her own jokes.
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verb - manage or deal with (something) wrongly or ineffectively.
noun - a French uncle Dan chunkled it today when he dropped all of the dry erase boards.
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Verb. To laugh so vigorously as to induce vomiting.
A portmanteau formation from "chuckle" and blow chunks. I laughed so hard at that movie, I totally chunkled into the popcorn bowl.
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Something that Mr. Sid does. It is something that makes me chunkle.
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The worst part of any food; usually burnt or undercooked and very gristly. I knew if I was late dinner I would get stuck with the chunkle of beef.
Why does my piece of chicken have a toenail in it? This just better not be the chunkle! |
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A Chunkle is a small amount of something. A little less than a chunk. Chunkle can commonly be confused with puffle when wanting to fart -when there is little ketchup left in the bottle- "can you pass me a chunkle of ketchup?"
-when farting- "I think my puffle left a little chunkle behind." |
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