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dry gulching 

Attacking someone by surprise, knocking someone out from behind, or ambushing somebody.
She got put in solitary for dry gulching her cellmate in the yard.
dry gulching by Zsinix September 20, 2016
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Gulching 

Verb: To Gulch -

When a man shoves his dick down a chicks throat, and right at the point of deepest penetration, busts. This in effect causes the chick to vomit up the dick (note, the chick does not simply vomit, she specifically vomits the dick out of her throat) causing the most splendid sensation for the man.
Jackson: Yo man did you have fun last night with that one bitch?
Guilhem: Yee son she gulched my dick so hard i still have gulch juice up in my pubes.
Jackson: Niiiiiice, gulching feels fucking bomb!
Gulching by Gulchmaster 3000 March 16, 2010

gitching 

The act when someone puts their pointer finger and thumb together (👌🏻) and makes and individual look at it, which at that point would then allow the person making the hand gesture to hit the person that looked at it.
“Dude! You totally just gitched me! That’s some good gitching!
gitching by umm. uhh. March 9, 2019

dry gulching 

Anal sex without lube or warning. Ram her home!
"Last night i gave your mom the ol' dry gulch, kyle."

"After all.... blood is natures lube!"
dry gulching by sky July 25, 2004

gulching 

The feeling when food has blocked your throat and you cannot breath and need something to wash it down with.
Hey James give me your coke im gulching.
gulching by chrisM77 December 29, 2007

gunching 

The action of trying to flip one's canoe over during a water fight.
We're going to have a gunching competition.
gunching by foxracer4325 September 1, 2007
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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