The phrase "chucked up" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to throw or toss something upwards. Example: The baseball player chucked up the ball with all his might, hoping for a home run.
It includes the line: "He chucked up everything and just cleared off".
My son chucked up all over his bedroom at 5am, then continued on his pukeathon for the following few hours.
Instead, just a single image listing all the bands who have so far confirmed chucked up on the Glastonbury website.
Kobe Bryant, whose late 3-pointer saved the Lakers in Game 2, has chucked up jumpers from wild angles against Detroit's oppressive defense, appearing inadequate for the longest stretch since he began winning titles in 2000.
In the past, he's regaled me with stories such as the time he woke up with his head in a bucket because he'd chucked up in there during the night and got his head stuck; or when he threw up in JFK airport and had to put a shopping bag full of puke through the security x-ray.
The four sides of the nanotower are chucked up with octahedrons one after another so that the nanotower posses high surface-to-volume ratio property.
She hints darkly that there were sinister reasons behind his decision to chuck up everything.
Felt like I was going to chuck up, so turned tail.
Not for us Hester's dreary afternoons smoking endless fags alone in a dressing gown and chucking up sleeping pills!
On one especially egregious attempt, he repeatedly backed up as the shot clock wound down before finally just chucking up a 30-footer.
They also lost plenty of games by chucking up 3-pointers that clanked off the rim while teammates stood around watching.
