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hunk

[huhngk] / hʌŋk /


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Typically, in the case of cooking, it involves big hunks of meat and an open flame.

From Salon

The combustible black hunks were pulled from the grates of the plant in 1988.

From Seattle Times

It feels as if hunks of time, especially given Robert’s enduring contempt for her, are unaccounted for.

From Los Angeles Times

Even the neatest gray flannel shift had a hunk of hairy shearling flapping down one leg.

From New York Times

Like a football lineman, she lowered her center of gravity and threw her weight against the hinged hunk of metal, bumping it open with her hip.

From Scientific American