laucher

badass

yo word up you laucher

by Anonymous September 24, 2003

launchcraft

A piece of shit invented by a curly haired dude

Guy 1: Hey, have you installed the newest launchcraft.
Guy 2: Yeah it deleted my %appdata%
Guy 3: I always knew that curly haired dude was a motherfucker

by CurlyGHater July 28, 2012

Luncher

1960's term for blue collar laborers (they typically worked at a packing house, or on the line at a factory) who were often spotted in greasy diners hunched over their food. Typically they wore dark pants, white socks and sensible dark work shoes.

Did you check out those creepy Lunchers at Dottie's Diner today?

by littlewing043 March 23, 2013

launchtrip

The last Big family trip before your kids move out and become adults.

Our family is going in a launchtrip to Europe before the kids go to college.

by Amandamay June 14, 2018

Additional instances cannot be launched, please try again later.

Being unable to play a instance (or dungeon) in World Of Warcraft due to too many other instances already being in play.

Most commonly, the player sits outside the dungeon and cries about quitting the game, but for some reason you end up spending hours upon hours waiting until you can get in.

Human Priest: i keep getting "Additional instances cannot be launched, please try again later."

Dwarf Hunter: OMFG THIS IS BULLSHIT I CAN'T BELIEVE I PAY 15 BUCKS A MONTH FOR THIS.

Gnome Rogue: ima go listen to some crab core

Tauren Druid makes some strange gestures.

by boxcarracer944 August 13, 2009

Additional instances cannot be launched, please try again later.

The reason everyone I know, including me, quit wow! Good job Blizzard!

Hey man whenever I try to go into an instance it says "Additional instances cannot be launched, please try again later., this game is broken.

Yeah lets go rock some HoN baddies or some TF2, I just canceled my wow im not paying $15 for broken garbage service. Peace.

by Zonetbh August 25, 2009

luncher

One who often enjoys eating lunch at a cafe or park during a lunch break while at work.

The lunchers enjoyed the restraunt

by David Grimshaw September 3, 2006