chunked

Getting high by having too much fruit dipped in a chocolate fountain.

"I think you had too much chocolate..."
"HELL YEAH GETTIN CHUNKED"

by perusingunicorn August 15, 2011

chunked

1)when you get blown to peices in gears of war 2

2)taking a shit

ex 1:"dude I just got chunked by the kid with the torque bow"

ex2:"yo man I gotta chunk a duce"

by mastapasta December 20, 2009

chunked

To shit.

I think I just chunked my pants!

by Anonymous July 20, 2003

chunked

an adjective used to describe a person who is left speachless after an insult

man1: are we going riding yet ?
man2:yeah
man3:what will i ride? my bike is in the shop getting repaired
man2: you can ride your mammaa!
man1: you just got chunked!

by crankie June 9, 2009

chunked

The explanation of the opposite sex's unattractive appearance.

Bob: Aye man would you do Rebecca?
Stan: Heck nah, she's chunked!

by kayduhb May 13, 2010

The Chunk

It’s the best “chunk” of the year. It can loosely be defined as the time frame in the year when one most commonly finds themselves drinking hot apple cider. It falls over September, October, November, and December.
But it begins and ends with a feeling so the above is debatable. It’s about warm houses, blankets, and fire places. Tea, hot chocolate, and chai lattes. It’s pumpkin spice muffins and comfort food. it’s crunchy atmospheric decoration be it leaves or snow. It’s rosy cheeks and warm hearts. turkey and stuffing and mashed potatoes. Sweaters and socks and boots and leggings and hats and mitts, and jean jackets or just plain jeans. It’s colors and cinnamon.

“Oh, I’m so glad that the chunk has finally arrived, it gives me an excuse to use up this bulk package of cinnamon and wear every single sweater I own.”

“Hey Mom, you making hot apple cider or something? it smells pretty chunky in here.”

by The Chunk Fairy September 22, 2013

chunk

An informal word for a best friend in Malayalam. Same as the words bro, homie, mate, dude etc. More oftenly used in online language

Kurach paisa tharaanundo chunke
(You have some money to borrow, homie?)

by Malayalam Lexicographer January 27, 2022