chunky
1 of 1adjective/ˈtʃʌŋki/
Forms:chunkier,chunkiest
1
(of food) having large pieces
C1- The chunky tomato soup was full of large, tender pieces of vegetables and herbs.
- She prefers her guacamole chunky, with big chunks of avocado and tomatoes.
- The chunky peanut butter had generous pieces of nuts, making each bite satisfying.
- The stew was thick and hearty, with chunky pieces of beef and potatoes.
- He enjoyed the chunky texture of the fruit salad, with large chunks of mango and pineapple.
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2
solidly built with a thick or muscular body shape
- The chunky football player easily pushed through the opposing team's defense.
- He wore loose-fitting clothes to conceal his chunky physique.
- The chunky baby waddled across the room, chubby cheeks flushed with excitement.
- His chunky fingers deftly maneuvered the intricate pieces of the puzzle.
- The chunky actor was cast in roles that required a physically imposing presence.