| 20. | Lynch | ||
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my last name also means to hang someone or stone them to death my last name is lynch
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| 1. | Lynch | ||
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To execute without due process of law, especially to hang, as by a mob. We were going to lynch Mr. Clyde because he didn't have a new shipment of potatoes last sundee.
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| 2. | Lynch | ||
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1. When an angry mob publicly beats or executes an individual or small group of individuals who have not received fair representation under the law.
This is the original meaning of the word and was made popular by whites during the period of slavery in the Southern US. The term is still used today by skinheads and the KKK. 2. To gain possession of an item, either rightfully or by stealing it. 1. KKK leader: Alright boys, let's go lynch some niggers! 2. Alex: Hey Bob, lynch me one of them cookies! |
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| 3. | Lynch | ||
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Any sort of extralegal justice that involves a mob killing someone in an unusually painful or public way They lynched the big negro for no particular reason
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To get a mob to chase after a person and beat them, then proceed to tie them to a tree by the neck. I'm pissed, let's go lynch some people.
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| 5. | lynch | ||
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when a large group of people attack a single person or a small group of people, usually innocent and unsuspecting, and beating him/them, sometimes to death, in a very violent and barbaric manner.
Lynch is a cowardly and disrespectful action, as the victim has no option of defending himself against the attackers, because they highly outnumber him. As Jorge the Spanish-American was going home in the evening, a mob of Skin-Heads appeared from out of no-where, and started beating and stabbing him, then left him bleeding on the side-walk.
A long-lasting enmity between two gangs led to a lynch yesterday, when eight gang members lynched two members of another gang, beating them with baseball bats, killing one and causing the other serious injuries. |
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| 6. | Lynch | ||
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Managing to somehow fuck up things that are impossible to fuck up, like opening a door, pouring a glass of water, etc. Bob: What'd you do to your hand?
Bill: I pulled a Lynch this morning trying to get a glass of water, I broke the glass and the sink... |
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| 7. | Lynch | ||
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verb. to give half-ass effort while playing tennis. Example 1: "Dude, you totally missed that. Stop Lynching it on the court"
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