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The act of punching something, whether it be another person or object, in the throat. The boy would not stop clearing his throat during the speech, so Artemis proceeded to thrunch him until he ceased.
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A special lunch even that just so happens to be occurring on a Thursday. Are you in for thrunch? We are going to the Olive Garden.
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The act of inserting one's (or another's) genatalia in an oven in order to attain orgasm. I came home to find Alasdair lying dead on the floor. It was yet another case of death-by-thrunching.
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