Chunk
来自Big Physics
late 17th century: apparently an alteration of chuck3.
wiktionary
Variant of chuck; or alternatively a diminutive of chump(“chunk; block”) + *-k(diminutive suffix) (compare hunk from hump, etc.).
etymonline
chunk (n.)
"short, thick piece" of something, 1690s, probably a nasalized variant of chuck (n.1) "cut of meat;" meaning "large amount" is 1883, American English. Meaning "person or beast that is small but thick-set and strong" is from 1822.
chunk (v.)
"to throw," 1835, American English, from chunk (n.) or by similar mutation from chuck (v.1). Related: Chunked; chunking.
