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. Scott Walker:

   I walked around our property, where the residence is for the weekend, a good chunk of week at night, I'd be up until almost 10:30 at night walking around, i really wanted it to be my voice. I wanted to have direct conversation with the American people. I was going to ask for their vote. I wanted it to come from me and got rid of the podium, got rid of notes, got rid of a Teleprompter.

2. Al Cardenas:

   He's spent a lot of time thinking about this -- a good chunk of 2014. -- He's been traveling the country and making sure if he did this he could do it in a positive way and that he could find a structure where his message can get across, and I believe he's confident he has done that and can do that.

3. Kelley Moye:

   It’s a huge chunk of the population who all need the same thing. And they all need it right now, they can’t go half an hour away because the kids need to stay in their school district.

4. Adam Symson:

   This is the way that a big chunk of millenials watch news.

5. 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.