chunder
[chuhn-der]Australian Informal.
verb (used with or without object)
to vomit.
noun
Origin of chunder
1920–25; orig. variously explained; perhaps ultimately an expressive formation akin to dial. (mainly N England) chunder grumble, complain; cf. chunter
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Historical Examples of chunder
Destroy them, so Chunder Shan can not use them to buy back the Devi.
The People of the Black CircleRobert E. Howard
Chunder Shan, entering his chamber, closed the door and went to his table.
The People of the Black CircleRobert E. Howard
Chunder Shan had never seen a man like him; he was not an Easterner, but some barbarian from the West.
The People of the Black CircleRobert E. Howard
Chunder Lal was near me, and he said to me, 'That is the signal for us to fire.
Strange StoriesGrant Allen
Chunder Shan led his squadron flying after the fugitive, though his head swam so he had to hold with both hands to the saddle.
The People of the Black CircleRobert E. Howard
chunder
verb (intr)
noun
Word Origin for chunder
C20: of uncertain origin
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