| Even the doctor was feeling chunderous, which made me laugh, as you'd think she would have known better. |
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| I started feeling chunderous at about nine weeks, and it just seems to get worse. |
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| My birthday included my beaut fam coming down to see me and complaining about having to walk everywhere and me feeling chunderous all day. |
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| She's gonna be right chunderous when more dirt from the recent past is splashed across the media. |
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| It is demanding in flavour and overly hoppy, leaving the drinker with a chunderous aftertaste and room-clearing beer breath. |
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| Going further off-topic, what about that chunderous piece about our good mate? |
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| If you're not feeling chunderous right now, you should be after reading this. |
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| Another side effect is that I cannot read without feeling chunderous. |
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| Four architects have described facets of the airport as chunderous. |
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| That the chunderous Liabours and toxic Greens gain the treasury benches because the Nats haven't got it together yet for 2014 is too scary to contemplate. |
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| It was precisely his rejection of the 'clapped-out' culture of Europe that framed his crass, ignorant, and chunderous performance of post-imperial Australia. |
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