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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 09, 2014
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This was the first ever Australian or antipadean word and started in the ports of UK so its around 250 years old.
When passengers went aboard the ships, they where told by the captain to shout "watch under" before they puked. it would have very quicky become chunder, try shouting "watch under" just before you puke. because it started on the ships, it did not get to the british shore, until rececntly, however It has now come full circle to the uk shore with all the Aussies coming back here and of course from Aussie soaps, plus that song from the Aussie band "crowded house"
by Bushwakker February 01, 2010
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The played out..riddin all day part of the mountain when your sking or snowboarding.Generally consisting of small to huge chunks of ice,sluff,or just beat up snow.
by Jacob June 07, 2004
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To puke or 'blow chunks' so hard into the toilet that it sounds like thunder.
Chunks + Thunder = Chunder
Chunks + Thunder = Chunder
by Anonymous54976092847 April 06, 2008