Preposition: of

• bread: Makes a delicious steak sandwich in a hunk of French bread.

• meat: However, she's not the brightest pea in the pod for turning down that fine hunk of meat that was Gaston.

• metal: Do you know what that large hunk of metal back there was?

• rock: Catch a cable car at the station at 520 Avenida Pasteur, price 30 reals, and scale the great hunk of rock.

• man: But he has now matured into a rough and ready hunk of a man.

• cheese: But with a crust of bread and a hunk of cheese, they're certainly the best of companions.

Converse of object

• get: Last month I even got hunk of the month:- ) Thanks again!

• have: Honestly, you should see this man: no Californian soap has ever had a hunk this scrumptious.

• look: Michael is the good looking hunk with his back to the camera.

Adjective modifier

• huge: Not, I would like to stress, in the delivery of huge hunks of bare information.

• normal: The spectator also looks over a pen...which bears a remarkable resemblance to a normal hunk of pen.

• big: Big hunk of carrot cake 5 July 2006: Life I love carrot cake!

• great: Catch a cable car at the station at 520 Avenida Pasteur, price 30 reals, and scale the great hunk of rock.

• handsome: What happens when two handsome hunks fall in love with the same girl?

• gorgeous: My husband is such a stunningly attractive and gorgeous hunk of a man that everyone calls him Dish!

Noun used with modifier

• movie: The move is the clearest indication yet of the depth of the relationship that has developed between the pop princess and the movie hunk.

• Aussie: With a little luck, he could be the next Aussie hunk to make a name for himself in Hollywood.

• school: Your views John Tucker Must Die John Tucker Must Die stars Desperate Housewives ' Jesse Metcalfe as the titular high school hunk.

• pop: The pop hunk told close friends that he feels no joy when his teen fans have heartache.