chunderous
/ˈtʃʌnd(ə)rəs/adjective Australian informal
1Affected with nausea; feeling inclined to vomit: my chunderous neighbour was now restored to health the chemist could give me something to stop the chunderous feeling...
- She's gonna be right chunderous when more dirt from the recent past is splashed across the media.
- Gawd, I feel chunderous.
- Did you feel chunderous, darling?
2Causing nausea: I’d recognize that chunderous shirt anywhere...
- It is fatuous, chunderous crap of the highest order for this claim to be constantly repeated.
- The speech from the mount was chunderous.
- 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.
Origin
1960s: from chunder + -ous.