Blow Chunks

1.To regurgitate or eject contents of stomach. See also spew, yak, vomit, hurl, barf, technicolor yawn, ralph, lurch, puke. 2.To get furiously angry, using profane and foul language.

1.I drank too much, I need to blow chunks. 2.My father will blow chunks if he ever catches me smoking his weed.

by John Barry November 21, 2004

Blow Chunks

To vomit like no one is watching. Can be so intense that you may feel your stomach in your esophagus. Common causes include: meat sweats, diarrhea, intense exercise, asthma, falling into a dumpsters, stubbing a pinky toe, shaking hands with a man named Tom Waterson, eating orchids, consuming the stems of marigolds, ingesting grape flavored children's Advil, standing next to a man interesting in little boys, being near to or remotely associated with shrek, running into a door at church, consuming raw or undercooked meat, your wife strangling you with a necktie from her late father's attic space, and so on.

Joaquin: Did you see Dominic blow chunks after ther 15k yesterday?

Ryan: TOTALLY! I was right there when it happened! He overdosed on medication from his inhaler.

by h03sontherange November 19, 2022

blow chunks

1. To vomit; to be sick.
2. Something that is not good, or a major disappointment.

1) I feel really sick -- I could blow chunks right here!

2) That movie blew chunks! I can't believe I paid $9 to see it.

by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

blow chunks

v 1. to vomit.

"I drank so much I thought I was going to blow chunks."

by MF September 5, 2002

blow chunks

When a girl throws up after a particularly nasty blow job.

I saw her blow chunks. It was a gross mixture of cum and vegetarian lasagna.

by chunkmeister August 20, 2009

blow chunks

1. An expression to summarise a bad personal experience.

1. Person 1: "I met this girl and she just used me for a free meal."
Person 2: Man that must blow chunks.

by Giulio Campobassi April 23, 2006

blow chunks

To spew hairy chunks on the floor

I blew chunks

by Bob August 19, 2003