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Lunching 

Most likely from the French 'luncheon', lunching burst into the American lexicon circa 1992 in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Intransitive verb: to laugh hysterically/uncontrollably
Transitive verb: causing above in another person
Intransitive: "I just saw a fat man driving a tiny car and I started lunching my butt off."
Transitive: "This guy... this guy right here... is lunching me out!"

"Would you like to come over and smoke and have a nice light lunch?"
Lunching by Ryan TB May 20, 2008

Lunching through work 

The act of eating your lunch during work hours to free up your lunch hour for other fun activities.
Tina and I are both lunching through work this morning so we can go running on the bayou trails for our lunch date.
Lunching through work by Dglass444 February 6, 2009

lunchkin 

a person who tends to gluttonously have much of a lunch.
I won't take you out for a lunch. You are such a lunchkin.
lunchkin by Uttam Maharjan 2 July 28, 2014

Lunching 

Pablo and Vicky aren't home now. They are lunching together at a restaurant.
Lunching by Kostech June 7, 2017
When one or more person(s) goes out for lunch during school, or work to smoke weed.
“ay kevin don’t tell anyone but i’m really baked right now
“what, how?”

“well ya know man i hit a lunchie”
Lunchie by Ronale B December 22, 2017

lunch in a bag 

n. something or someone that is behaving stupid and or gay
Elizabeth was being so annoying today. She’s some lunch in a bag.
lunch in a bag by potfield September 28, 2018