Lunch

noun; a blow-job. lunch can be either given or received.

"she gave me lunch yesterday and it was so nice"

"Dude, I heard George got some lunch from her."

by titsmiggie March 9, 2010

lunch

1) noun: the second meal of the day usual taken around noon.


2) he word I type when I am thinking luck.

My favorite lunch is pasta primavera.

Good lunch on your test tomorrow!

by vera! March 8, 2005

Lunch

a meal that we have at 12 00 pm

by Anonymous October 4, 2003

Lunch

type of overweight people who take on a round shape. rotund, if you will.

or LUNCHES, when referring to a group of rotund individuals.

synonyms: SNORLAX

"daaamn, she's such a freakin' lunch!"

"you heard about that earthquake, right? it was cos those lunches took a step -__-"

"damn snorlax over there is hauling ass to the lunch-line!"

by refcrusader April 28, 2010

Lunch

The only class i'm failing.

I was held back because of lunch.

by mr_mcmuffin February 25, 2012

Lunch

An adjective to describe when something is exceptionally enjoyable, pleasant or tasty. Commonly used in Yorkshire, England. Derived from the French "C'est Dejeuner" used in Lyon and Annecy in France as well as the canton of Vaud in Switzerland. It started as the French said there was nothing luckier and more perfect than a delicious lunch.

"That view is very lunch" or in French "Cette vue est dejeuner"

by hjsm August 13, 2020

lunched

verb, The act of putting a thing or being "out to lunch." To wipe out or ruin something, to be put out of commission, either accidentally or deliberately. To eat one's lunch. Originally a North San Diego county surfing term that has spread to wider use.

Wow, Dewey got lunched on that one!
Leroy lunched Poindexter in the head.
When the power went out, it really lunched my computer.
That pothole lunched both the rims and tires on the left side of my car!
That exam lunched me.
I got lunched last night at the bar (either alcohol or another person could have lunched me).

by muchkaman December 4, 2012