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To be LURCHED- to be scammed out of money,possessions or to be made to do something you don’t want to or also to be lied to
Ffs I have just been LURCHED again.
Watch out you will get LURCHED.
Lurched by Buck105 September 21, 2017
Very discusting or vile. Derives from the word Lurch which means to throw up.
Yo i gave Julie a Cleavland Steamer last night for the first time and she loved it. Although she loved it i thought it wus so lurchid, the smell and the sight and everything in between.
Lurchid by Matt Rosenblum July 12, 2006
An offshoot of the sighthound branch of mans best friend, the dog, Lurchers are generally a mix of Greyhound and Collie but pretty much any type of rangy dog will do. A true Lurcher can often be spotted by his inability to resist stealing your dinner when you answer the phone.
My dog Homer; any canine castmember of period drama; ideal companion to Travellers and Crusty's; chocolate's best and most loyal friend.
Lurcher by McFuzzball January 13, 2005

Get Lunched 

To get bought lunch in exchange for your knowledge, experience, advice, contacts or just your company.

Or to buy someone else lunch if you need something.

Either business or pleasure, its the closest thing you will ever get to a free lunch.
I might Get Lunched with someone that can help me get a new job and get my CV into the right hands.

Or Get Lunched with a deep sea diver.

Or if we're both single and playing the dating game, we'd both Get Lunched.

Its all about using what you've got to get bought lunch :)
Get Lunched by Getlunching July 7, 2011
1. v. to fuck up in a Lunchbox manner.
2. adj. fucked up; ruined
"God damn, Lunchbox sure lunched this part big time."
"Holy crap, that car is LUNCHED!"
Lunched by ipoopedmypants July 8, 2004
Past-tense of the word lunch. See that definition for a good idea of what lunched is. It means to do something stupid, or to mess something up. It originated from the stoner-culture, and used to be associated with being high or burnt. But that is not always the case anymore. Go read the definition for lunch if you still don't understand.

You also hear, "lunched out". Same thing, just a different way to say it.

Definitely regional, I've only heard the word used in DC when I lived there, and we said it ALL the time! Since moving from there, no one I've met has ever heard of it.
Awww, man, I lunched! I drove all the way here and forgot the dang receipt!

After all that planning, he lunched out and walked through the security gate with a nug stuck to his fleece! Needless to say, he got arrested, what an idiot!
Lunched by OTT August 28, 2005