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Definition of chunderous in English: chunderousadjectiveˈtʃʌnd(ə)rəs Australian informal 1Affected with nausea; feeling inclined to vomit. my chunderous neighbour was now restored to health the chemist could give me something to stop the chunderous feeling Example sentencesExamples - Even the doctor was feeling chunderous, which made me laugh, as you'd think she would have known better.
- Feeling chunderous, so I'm not drinking tonight.
- I started feeling chunderous at about nine weeks, and it just seems to get worse.
- Another side effect is that I cannot read without feeling chunderous.
- If you're not feeling chunderous right now, you should be after reading this.
- Gawd, I feel chunderous.
- My birthday included my beaut fam coming down to see me and complaining about having to walk everywhere and me feeling chunderous all day.
- Did you feel chunderous, darling?
- She's gonna be right chunderous when more dirt from the recent past is splashed across the media.
- Definitely should have let that cooked breakfast go down before the gym—feeling chunderous.
Synonyms sick, nauseated, queasy, bilious, sick to one's stomach, green, green about the gills, green at the gills, ill, unwell, bad 2Causing nausea. I'd recognize that chunderous shirt anywhere Example sentencesExamples - Well, I think his revelations are pretty chunderous.
- The milkman delivered it at night and it sat in the sun until 11 am—it was hot, it was already almost on the turn, it was chunderous.
- I find it pretty chunderous listening to Australians singing "I'll Keep You Warm This Christmas" when it's hot enough here to eat Christmas pud at room temperature.
- Four architects have described facets of the airport as chunderous.
- It is fatuous, chunderous crap of the highest order for this claim to be constantly repeated.
- That the chunderous Liabours and toxic Greens gain the treasury benches because the Nats haven't got it together yet for 2014 is too scary to contemplate.
- The speech from the mount was chunderous.
- It is demanding in flavour and overly hoppy, leaving the drinker with a chunderous aftertaste and room-clearing beer breath.
- Going further off-topic, what about that chunderous piece about our good mate?
- It was precisely his rejection of the 'clapped-out' culture of Europe that framed his crass, ignorant, and chunderous performance of post-imperial Australia.
Synonyms sickening, nauseating, stomach-turning, stomach-churning, emetic, sickly
Origin 1960s: from chunder + -ous. |