plunch

An increasingly popular term derived from the acts to plough and to lunch. The meaning is to engage in a session of sexual intercourse after (or with) lunch. Can also be applied to dinner (plinner) and breakfast (ploughfast).

I invited that cheerleader over and we enjoyed a long plunch.

by Osi Umenyiora April 27, 2009

plunch

When someone punches you during lunch

Speaker 1: Why does Joe have a black eye?
Speaker 2: My mum plunched him yesterday

by Matheew77 June 11, 2020

plunch

To engage in day-drinking to excess.

Combines plastered with lunch, brunch, punch, and punch drunk.

We ordered bottomless mimosas at Lime last Saturday for brunch and got totally plunched.

by John and Jesse November 15, 2007

plunch

(noun) Work lunch outing where only programmers are invited.

Let's see if Rubin is available for plunch at Riverview.

by Stingo! August 30, 2012

Sugar Plunch

nounSugar plunched in a bowl.

Ex.
This is a yummy Sugar Plunch!

by Blossom2468 August 24, 2004

Plunch

Plans for lunch.

I am not having lunch with you today because I already have plunch with Maryam.

by Shaybobz September 30, 2019

Plunch

Pre-lunch appetizer instead of an entree. To eat an appetizer instead of lunch. Pre-lunch is traditionally served to select patrons due to prior established conflicting engagements that require alternate arrangements which interfere with lunch.

Annabella was double booked for lunch between two important business formal events. She leaves the first engagement shortly after ordering and nibbling on a plethora of plunch food appetizers.

by Go Dummy December 8, 2015