chunkle

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.

by MonkeyPorn July 13, 2007

chunkle

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.

by Nutrimat April 21, 2006

Chunkles

Informal slang pirates use to refer to their testicles.

Argh, yee port of call be 35 leagues west as the crow flies, but a frigid tear o’ wind is a-blowing’ me chunkles around. If I’m to father a child someday, a change in the weather is in order.

by Mojoejoejoe November 18, 2021

Chunkles

This is a big fat, hobo resembling, beared person that turns up at your house and then refuses to leave until it is past midnight.

"Chunkles, please vacate my crib, it's 11:52."
"8 minutes yet."

by Stev III June 19, 2006

Chunkle

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.

by laurr_cakes January 4, 2008

Chunkle

Something that Mr. Sid does.

It is something that makes me chunkle.

by plf October 20, 2003

Chunkle

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."

by Sarah Kendall December 31, 2005