chunky
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈtʃəŋki// UK //tʃˈʌŋki// chunky
adj. thick, heavy, and solid rather than thin or light. You use this to describe food with large pieces, or a person with a strong, sturdy build.
adj. having a thick, heavy, or solid consistency; composed of large, distinct pieces. Often used to describe food textures or a sturdy physical build.
I prefer chunky soup with big vegetables.
The recipe calls for chunky peanut butter instead of the smooth kind.
The artist favored a chunky impasto style, applying thick layers of paint to create a textured, three-dimensional surface on the canvas.
From chunk + -y.
See chunkey.