Snot Chunder

The act of covering one nostril, then forcing air out of the other nostril to clear it of snot.

Gary was having trouble breathing, so snot chundered both nostrils to clear his airways.

by Ondo_tracksuit February 12, 2021

Chunder

Australian slang (verb),(noun) meaning: Vomit, or the act of vomiting. Etymology: Derived from the English word Chunter meaning to grumble or speak incoherently.

(Verb): Ooooh, I'm one beer over the line. Step back lads I'm going to chunder. (Noun) On the way home from the pub last night Freddie puked in my back seat, now the whole car smells of his chunder.

by zigzzagz November 9, 2014

Chander

To vomit

Steve started mixing vodka with tequila - result: after half an hour he chandered on the carpet!

by ST-JOHN August 3, 2009

Chunder Negro

When you are angry at a black man, you call them a "Chunder Negro"

WTF Jamaal, stop being a chunder negro

by 121422 March 2, 2009

Chauner

"Chauner" refers to an obese person who lives on state benefits, as a result of being too fat to work. This is a derogatory term, and only refers to those who are obese out of choice (not those who are obese through a medical condition). This word comes from a family who live in Blackburn, England. The father of the family is quoted as saying "sometimes I get tired from watching TV so I have to have a little nap"

The majority of jeremy kyle's audience are most probably chauners.

by Gustav bladderash February 9, 2010

chunder bucket

Originally, from seasick sailors, who shout "watch under" as a warning to lower decks, when puking out a porthole. Later, Brits could party hard, hurl into a bucket, and party some more.....Chunder Buckets.....

Please, pass the chunder bucket and more ale!

by Chunder Bucket July 1, 2016

Clam Chunder

A victorian phrase used to describe a vagina that is in poor condition or in a state of decline.

A phrase which is now rarely heard, simply because modern day sanitation and surgical procedures make true Clam Chunders obsolete.

The servant girl Jessica feared for the Queens well being after seeing her in the altogether whilst she took her monthly bath. 'The Queens snatch was certainly clam chunder' Jessica thought, as she tentatively poked a dead mouse in the eye for a bit of victorian amusement.

by REV. Spoons Feltchmurkin March 25, 2010