mr. lorch

A mean teacher at mesa verde middle school and should be fired

Mr. Lorch made the new kid cry because the new kid got out of his chair

by Jorhenson33 August 1, 2017

Lunchcutter

To steal potential or take someones oppotunity away from another person

To 'get with' someone elses girlfriend

lunch=girl/potential
cutter=taking

lunchcutter

by Soulja Price October 6, 2008

Lunch O’Clock

1) The time when one takes their lunch break and/or eats their afternoon meal. 2) Any meal-time that is an unspecified time (e.g. not exactly at “noon”) set aside for the second meal of the day. 3) The time of day when one’s brain goes “out to lunch” and checks out for an extended break.

1. I’m so hungry...I got so busy today that lunch o’clock came and went and I didn’t eat.
2. Let’s go check out that new restaurant for lunch o’clock.

3. I started to draft that memo... then lunch o’clock hit, and my brain shut down for an hour.

by Gemini Grammarian June 4, 2018

mommy luncher

A parent who insists on treating their preteen child / children like babies. Specifically meeting with them during team lunches for sports teams their child participates in.

Look at that mommy luncher, she didn't have time to eat her lunch because she was blowing on her 12 year old son's hot chocolate to cool it off and then needed to put dressing on her 14 year old daughter's salad. She may not have enough energy to follow their ski lesson around this afternoon.

by DiscoChuck January 31, 2015

vampire's lunch box

The tin box in the lady's room to store used tampon's

yo that vampire's lunch box was ill wid all dose bloody rags

by DaBratt January 24, 2008

Lucho

Lucho is a very kind person who has a big heart. But never take his kindness for weakness. He is very loyal to family and friends. But don't ever do him wrong or it will be your last mistake.

as a name for boys has the meaning "famous warrior". Lucho is an alternate spelling of Louis (French, Old German). STARTS WITH Lu- ASSOCIATED WITH famous, warrior.

by Bigwheel1972 February 27, 2020

En la lucha

Literally this means "in the fight". This is used by people in Latin America; in particular Puerto Rico, The Dominican Republic, and Cuba.

People use this to describe their daily struggles, in particular in regards to overcoming financial difficulties. When you are "en la lucha" life is difficult, and you are fighting to win.

¿Como estas? / How are you?

En la lucha, 'mano. / I'm in the fight, brother.

by rf82 March 3, 2017