What it means
Means to vomit, usually after too many drinks or something properly dodgy from the servo. It’s a brutal, on-the-nose word that sounds exactly like the crime you’re committing. You’ll hear it as a verb or a noun, like I had a chunder or nearly chundered. Often delivered with equal parts shame and pride after a big night.
Usage examples
"We hit the footy, smashed a few tinnies, and on the ride home Mick suddenly chundered everywhere, now the cabbie’s charging a cleaning fee."
"The boat hit choppy water an hour in, and half the tour group was chundering over the rail before we even reached the island."
Where it comes from
Aussie slang, said to come from the warning watch under shouted on ships before someone was sick over the side. The blunt sound matched the act, and chunder stuck for vomiting.
Other ways to say it
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