chundered
Lost one's lunch
Chundered is the past tense of chunder, British and Australian slang meaning to vomit.
The word suggests messy, forceful vomiting, often from drinking too much: He chundered all over the back seat of the taxi.
Sometimes used humorously to describe spectacular instances of being sick.
Eject with force
- pukeForceful stomach emptying
- barfExpel stomach contents
- retchGag involuntarily
- heaveForceful lift or throw
upchuck · ralph · regurgitate · blow chunks · toss cookies · technicolor yawn · hurl · vom
Mildly sick to stomach
- sickUnwell or impressively cool
- nauseatedFeeling urge to vomit
- green around the gillsAppearing nauseated or unwell
- biliousIll-tempered or nauseated
unwell · ill · woozy · heaving · gagging · retching · dry heaves · seasick
Intoxicated by alcohol
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
- sloshedVery intoxicated
- wastedUsed without good result
intoxicated · tipsy · buzzed · sozzled · blotto · legless · pickled · tanked
Australia, informally
- strewthMild Australian oath
- fair dinkumAustralian term for genuine
- cobberAustralian word for friend
- matePartner or companion
spew
Eject with force
heave · upchuck · ralph · regurgitate · blow chunks · toss cookies · technicolor yawn · hurl · vom · honk
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
- sickUnwell or impressively cool
- nauseatedFeeling urge to vomit
- green around the gillsAppearing nauseated or unwell
bilious · unwell · ill · woozy · heaving · gagging · retching · dry heaves · seasick · carsick
inebriated
Intoxicated by alcohol
wasted · intoxicated · tipsy · buzzed · sozzled · blotto · legless · pickled · tanked · soused
down under
Australia, informally
- strewthMild Australian oath
- fair dinkumAustralian term for genuine
- cobberAustralian word for friend