Lurch

verb
lɜrʧ

Noun

  • abrupt up-and-down motion (as caused by a ship or other conveyance)

    Similar:PitchPitching
    Type of:MotionMotilityMove
  • an unsteady uneven gait

    Type of:Gait
  • the act of moving forward suddenly

    Similar:Lunge
    Type of:MotionMovementMove
  • a decisive defeat in a game (especially in cribbage)

    Type of:LickingDefeat

Verb

  • move abruptly

    The ship suddenly lurched to the left

    Similar:PitchShift
    Type of:Move
  • move slowly and unsteadily

    The truck lurched down the road

    Type of:TravelGoLocomote
  • loiter about, with no apparent aim

    Similar:Prowl
    Type of:FootleLallygagLinger
  • defeat by a lurch

    Similar:Skunk
    Type of:DefeatOvercome
  • walk as if unable to control one's movements

    Similar:CareenKeelReelStaggerSwag
    Type of:Walk

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