lurch

Pronunciation: US [lɜrtʃ] UK [lɜː(r)tʃ]

Definitions in English

v.	1. to move suddenly in a way that is not smooth or controlled 2. if your heart or stomach lurches, it seems to suddenly jump because you are excited or upset
n.	1. a sudden uncontrolled movement 2. a sudden feeling of being excited or upset

Every lurch..sent a spasm of agonizing pain coursing through his body.
Source: M. Scammell
A lurch of panic as he realises he may be about to hear her voice.
Source: K. Waterhouse
The car lurched and bumped in the great gaps.
Source: D. H. Lawrence
Halliday was..lurching unsteadily in my direction, bottle in one hand and glass in the other.
Source: A. MacLean
In the fickle fashion of the very drunk, they lurched away into the night.
Source: P. L. Fermor
The boat lurched dangerously in the rocky inlet.
Source: J. Fuller

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