chunk

US /tʃʌŋk/
UK /tʃʌŋk/
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1.

a thick, solid piece of something

:
He cut a large chunk of bread.
The dog buried a chunk of bone in the yard.
2.

a significant amount or portion of something

:
He spent a large chunk of his savings on a new car.
We covered a good chunk of the material in class today.
1.

to break or cut something into large, thick pieces

:
He chunked the potatoes before boiling them.
The machine chunks the raw material into manageable sizes.