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. 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.

2. Dan Werner:

   The longer we go with these low oil prices the more pressure is going to come on the banks, so it's going to get worse. I think it's going to have some impact on earnings, especially for RBC, which has a big chunk of its business in capital markets.

3. Sam McConkey:

   A significant chunk of health care staff quit after the first two waves -- there's a sense of fatigue and exhaustion that wasn't there before, we'd just like this thing to be over.

4. James Smith:

   There's still a small chunk of firms still struggling with the changes, the bottom line is that there will continue to be a slow-burning impact of new trade frictions on The UK economy, even if the immediate teething problems have passed.

5. Justin Broomhall/James Elliott:

   It looked like an alligator tried to take a chunk out of his tail, he was already missing a couple of little fingers.