DCHP-1 Online
chunking Obs. 
n. See quote.
- 1905 The chunks which remained after this second burning were collected by the farmer and his men (the women folks and children often assisted at the "chunking") into little piles, and once more set afire and kept burning by heaping up the burning fragments and pieces of log until they were all reduced to ashes.
- 1905 The chunks which remained after this second burning were collected by the farmer and his men (the women folks and children often assisted at the "chunking") into little piles, and once more set afire and kept burning by heaping up the burning fragments and pieces of log until they were all reduced to ashes.