runch

Runch (verb)

1. The quick and ruthless domination of an opponent.

Originated from a game of WarCraft III when a player spelt 'rush' incorrectly due to typing frantically as he was being beaten.

Sometimes combined with a body part to give extra emphasis.

See also runched in the ass

"I'm going to totally runch you in this game"

"OMG I was runched in the face!!"

by Whitestripes DX December 6, 2004

Runce

To satisfy a lady sexually

I gave her a good runce

by Benny Boy July 2, 2004

runch hour

1. The overcrowding of inner city streets during lunch hour.

This minger just cut me off, but that's okay she's not going anywhere fast it's gridlocked in runch hour.

by bennthewolfe August 31, 2007

runch

Chinese food for lunch.

Dude, you want to order runch?
Nah, I'm gonna have a sub.

by Officeguy August 23, 2011

runcorn

Cesspit of a town in North West England

This place stinks. Its the home of the chemical industry and believe me it shows. To be 20 in Runcorn is to act 60. Small minded, racist, scum are all I ever encountered and its full of scousers. Without a doubt home to the fattest people in the UK and the loosest women. Unemployment is rife and people will do anything for a few pounds. Horrible, horrible place.

by vintage62 June 11, 2006

runch randa

pre-deb kim namjoon's name he used

"runch randa >>> rap monster >>> RM"

by gabs is sad January 31, 2018

runcible

Edward Lear's neologism referring to cats, hats and spoons. Later used to describe a spoon with tongs.

They ate with a runcible spoon.

by r titus April 25, 2006