chunks

As nouns the difference between chips and chunks

is that chips is (thin-sliced and deep-fried potatoes sold in sealed bags) while chunks is .

As a verb chunks is

(chunk).

As nouns the difference between fragments and chunks

is that fragments is while chunks is .

As a verb chunks is

(chunk).

As nouns the difference between collocations and chunks

is that collocations is while chunks is .

As a verb chunks is

(chunk).

As nouns the difference between atoms and chunks

is that atoms is while chunks is .

As a verb chunks is

(chunk).

As nouns the difference between chunks and pices

is that chunks is while pices is .

As a verb chunks

is (chunk).

As nouns the difference between chunks and clumps

is that chunks is plural of lang=en while clumps is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between chunks and clumps

is that chunks is third-person singular of chunk while clumps is third-person singular of clump.

As nouns the difference between chunks and bits

is that chunks is while bits is .

As a verb chunks

is (chunk).

As nouns the difference between chunks and thunks

is that chunks is plural of lang=en while thunks is plural of thunk.

As a verb chunks

is third-person singular of chunk.

As nouns the difference between hunks and chunks

is that hunks is (slang|dated) a crotchety or surly person; also, a stingy man, a miser or hunks can be while chunks is .

As a verb chunks is

(chunk).

As nouns the difference between chunks and chunky

is that chunks is plural of lang=en while chunky is alternative form of lang=en Native American game.

As a verb chunks

is third-person singular of chunk.

As an adjective chunky is

having chunks.