Define Chundered Meaning

In kayaking, rafting, canoeing, and catarafting when a person and/or their craft is thrown about violently in a hydraulic feature of a river for a long time. Long time, being a relative term referring to longer than you can handle, which can be less than 15 seconds. Usually the craft is recirculated back into the hole several times, leading to a feeling that escape is impossible. Characterised by a complete loss of perspective with respect to the world and commonly followed by a swim.

Anything that's demolished beyond repair.

Chunder means to be sick, it originates from old seafareing days when sailers would get seasick and stick their head out of the porthole in their cabin. As they did this they would shout "Watch Under" to warn people in lower cabins of the forthcoming puke. Over the years this has evolved in Chunder.

To throw up violently - as described in the viral video hit "Gap Yah". Usually, the recounting of such a "chundering" will be punctuated by a great many less-than-savoury details on the subject.

Adj: Similar to chunder, but a word to describe the trigger. Often said in a sarcastic tone.

Usually meaning feeling ready to be sick, or an object that would make you want to be sick if you saw it.

Aussie slang for vomiting.

When one has too much alcohol in the stomach so they get sick and throw up.

Being sick and vomiting. I believe it originates from "watch under", for when someone vomits from an elevated location.

To do with vomiting or feeling sick at the sight of something

vomitus horrendous