Synonyms for chunk
tʃʌŋkchunk

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1. ball, clod, glob, lump, clump, chunknoun

   a compact mass

   "a ball of mud caught him on the shoulder"

   Synonyms:
   orb, goon, lubber, testicle, oaf, stumblebum, thump, formal, nut, glob, hunk, ball, clunk, clustering, clod, musket ball, clump, cluster, testis, bunch, thud, lummox, lout, lump, globe, orchis, thumping, ballock, gawk, bollock, egg, swelling, puffiness

2. chunkverb

   a substantial amount

   "we won a chunk of money"

   Synonyms:
   clod, glob, ball, clump, lump

3. lump, chunkverb

   put together indiscriminately

   "lump together all the applicants"

   Synonyms:
   collocate, lump

4. collocate, lump, chunkverb

   group or chunk together in a certain order or place side by side

   Synonyms:
   collocate, lump

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1. • Accumulate
   • Group

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1. chunknoun

   Synonyms:
   chump

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1. List of paraphrases for "chunk":

   fragment, sloth, snippet, piece, block

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1. Shawn Montgomery:

   It really didn’t hit me until the second procedure until they had to take a large chunk out of my face. i thought they were just going to take a little snip out of there.

2. Chris Dickerson:

   He'd be taking a big chunk of good assets that people like, and getting people to pay him cold hard cash.

3. Richard Dunley:

   You’re having to take submarines out for quite a significant chunk of time to refit them, and if there are delays or issues that could cascade and you could see issues where Australia actually doesn’t have enough submariners to maintain its current forces of mariners, let alone augment that.

4. Tony Oppedisano:

   His life had changed so drastically, he was not accustomed to not being in the best of health. That bothered him. And then not being able to spend time out in public - that took a big chunk out of his world. He was at peace on stage performing. And in reflecting on his life, he realized, ‘This is what the rest of my life is going to be.’ He was in a melancholy place really.

5. Executive Director J. Pete Blair:

   One of the things that motivates at least a big chunk of them is the search for notoriety and fame.