chunker

As nouns the difference between terms and chunker

is that terms is while chunker is an obese or overweight person.

As nouns the difference between chucker and chunker

is that chucker is one who chucks; a thrower while chunker is an obese or overweight person.

As nouns the difference between chunker and chunder

is that chunker is an obese or overweight person while chunder is (australia|new zealand|slang) vomit.

As a verb chunder is

(australia|new zealand|slang) to vomit or chunder can be (of a vehicle) to rumble loudly, to roar.

As an adjective chunkier

is comparative of chunky.

As a noun chunker is

an obese or overweight person.

As nouns the difference between chunker and chukker

is that chunker is an obese or overweight person while chukker is one of the six playing periods, each of 7½ minutes, of a game of polo.

As a noun chunker

is an obese or overweight person.

As a verb chunked is

(chunk).

As a noun chunker

is an obese or overweight person.

As an adjective crunker is

(crunk).

As nouns the difference between clunker and chunker

is that clunker is a decrepit motor car while chunker is an obese or overweight person.

As a verb chunter

is (british|dialect) to speak in a soft, indistinct manner, mutter.

As a noun chunker is

an obese or overweight person.

As nouns the difference between hunker and chunker

is that hunker is (dated) a political conservative while chunker is an obese or overweight person.

As a verb hunker

is to crouch or squat close to the ground.