Slunching

Avery stop slunching in your chair
by Potato_Boy November 7, 2013
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slunch

To slouch and/or hunch over. can be observed by noticing the lack of vertical erection in ones back while sitting or standing.
by this ones for you Jessica January 30, 2008
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slunch

n.; etymology: A portmanteau word <sl- (in slutty) and -unch (in brunch)>

a single meal that takes place between the hours of eleven in the morning to four in the afternoon and is intended to combine sluttiness with breakfast with lunch. Ergo, sluttiness + brunch becomes slunch.
Daaamn. We went out to slunch the other day with bottomless mimosas that degenerated into four loko pong and nobody remembers what happened or who won.
by deathbychai April 10, 2011
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slunch

n., a term referring to a lunch-break used to have sex as opposed to eat lunch; origin: "sex" and "lunch"
"we're going to go for some slunch."
by al November 10, 2004
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slunching

Characterized by extremely eroded posture. The act of completely disregarding anything even approaching acceptable or naturally appearing posture.
That Stephen Hawking is always slunching.
by Penelope Cash February 12, 2009
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slunch

To physically accost by half slapping and half punch simultaneously the other bitch's face.
"Oh hell no, biatch! You did not just pull my weave. I'm gonna slunch yo face, skank!"
by Penguin Puppet May 23, 2010
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slunch

A meal commonly eaten between the hours of 2:30 pm and 4:45 pm that combines an early supper and a late lunch. Far superior to the competing terms "linner" and "lupper."
There was just enough time after waking up and before going door to door for the environment to enjoy a nice slunch.
by gohlkus September 20, 2003
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