We chunam the outer walls to prevent water seepage before the monsoon.

When I visited Chungking last year, I was struck by the blend of modern skylines and ancient alleys.

The smell on the pier made several tourists start chundering by the railing.

Whenever he drinks too much at parties, he chunders behind the dumpster.

He chundered after the long ferry ride and felt better afterwards.

After the rough ferry crossing, there was chunder all over the deck.

Every morning the old diesel truck chunders down the alley, waking the whole neighborhood.

After downing three pints, he had to chunder behind the pub.

At the festival, the villagers gathered to watch the old man roll the chungke across the field while players hurled spears to predict its final resting place.

Chung Tu appears as a dated variant of the name in several nineteenth-century records.