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lunchboxed

to be unfocused on reality, zoned out, on another planet etc.
evolution of the phrase "out to lunch"
"I'm a bit lunchboxed at the moment"
"Oh I see, I hope I can help you get back to reality"
lunchboxed by luna_smarm November 30, 2009
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Lunchboxed

A very uncomfortable shell. Checking out your own belongings in a group of people and shielding them the whole time.
He was counting his lettuce, sitting there, and felt awfully lunchboxed by that smartassy kid.
Lunchboxed by Scary Grains June 6, 2017

Lunchbox Friends

A lunchbox friend is someone you only talk to at school and never hang out anywhere else.
They usually talk about gossip and people who they want to fuck and talk behind your back.

They’re fake and probably only hang out with you for clout or just because you pose a threat towards them.
“I don’t want no lunchbox friends no oh” ~ Melanie Martinez
Lunchbox Friends by BamBamfordinner September 6, 2019

Lunchbox friend

1. A person you are only friends with at school, or barley hang out with outside of school.

2. Can also be a fake friend that doesnt want to hangout with you.
Jamie is such a lunchbox friend. We never hang out outside of class.

Lunchbox Letdown 

A frustrating situation when after feeding a guy booze and listening to him talk about himself all night at the bar, you get him home and as you take off his pants you're dissapointed to find that he has a teeny tiny penis.
Steve: "I thought I'd picked up a good fuck for the night then I suffered Lunchbox Letdown."

Kyle: "I hate that!"

Steve: "It was tiny AND crooked, fucksakes."
Lunchbox Letdown by jdiddy77 February 6, 2012

Golden Lunchbox 

When you role play being kids at lunch, nut in a sandwich and as she eats it you hit her with a lunchbox.
Me and Kyle's mom did the Golden Lunchbox last night.
Golden Lunchbox by Blumbo November 3, 2020

swedish lunchbox 

a suitcase, according to Abe Simpson
Abe: Back then, suitcases were called swedish lunchboxes, of course no one knew about it but me.
swedish lunchbox by benny_s94 January 11, 2009
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