chunk

Preposition: of

• masonry: One shot chipped a large chunk of masonry from a wall behind me.
• text: Commands which do not kill text separate the chunks of text on the kill ring.
• bread: Now it goes to school with her, Between two chunks of bread.
• meat: Everyone who helps goes home with a big chunk of meat ( even us ).
• flesh: Back at the hotel, I am allowed to handle the hawk and feed her chunks of chick flesh on the tough leather glove.
• ice: Saturday 19th March 2005 " Well, the last chunk of ice that broke off was the size of Rhode Island.

Converse of object

• bite: The Americans were going to let Saddam bite a chunk out of the Kuwaiti border.
• rip: Canines are fang teeth at the front of mouths which carnivores use to rip chunks of meat from their prey.
• knock: I discovered TI and was soon knocking chunks off my swim times.
• devote: Weâve devoted great chunks of our lives to this matter.

Adjective modifier

• bite-sized: Make up a timetable allowing yourself to deal with each item in a ' bite-sized chunk ' .
• manageable: Breaking things down into a series of manageable chunks usually makes things easier.
• sizeable: A sizeable chunk of the report is devoted to affordable housing.
• bite-size: The DVD provides chapter points to make it easier to deliver the training in bite-size chunks.
• digestible: Click below to listen again to the whole of Fatboy Slim's DJ set in four easily digestible chunks.
• sizable: A sizable chunk of the CDs sold in the UK have an unintended gap in the middle of the first track.

Noun used with modifier

• pineapple: Alternate pork cubes with pineapple chunks on 4-5 long skewers.
• bite: You can use the Computer of the Gods to scale down the solar system so that it is in bite size chunks.
• cm: Toast the bread and cut into 1 cm chunks.
• byte: Below is the code listing where the device is nothing but an 80 byte chunk of memory.