Dunch - English meaning

noun

A loud noise; a bang, a crash. scottish and english regional in later use.

noun

In later use. a sharp push or shove; specifically (a) a nudge or poke with the elbow; (b) a butt with the head from a cow, sheep, etc.

noun

A sudden, jolting collision or impact; a blow or injury resulting from such an impact; a bang, a bump.

noun

A shot in which the ball is propelled along or close to the ground, typically only a short distance.

adjective

Deaf; hard of hearing.

adjective

Heavy, stodgy, doughy. chiefly used to designate bread that has not risen properly.

adjective

Numbed or cramped from sitting in one position for too long.

verb

(especially , and irish english after middle english. to deliver a short, sharp blow to (someone or something); to strike, thump, push; to knock against, bump into; specifically to give (a person) a nudge or poke with the elbow.

verb

To strike, thump; to knock, bang, bump; to push, nudge. frequently followed by at, against, into, etc.

verb

(especially , and irish english. of a cow, sheep, etc.: to butt (someone or something) with the head.

verb

To propel (the ball) low to the ground, typically for only a short distance.

noun

A loud noise; a bang, a crash. scottish and english regional in later use.

noun

In later use. a sharp push or shove; specifically (a) a nudge or poke with the elbow; (b) a butt with the head from a cow, sheep, etc.

noun

A sudden, jolting collision or impact; a blow or injury resulting from such an impact; a bang, a bump.

noun

A shot in which the ball is propelled along or close to the ground, typically only a short distance.

adjective

Deaf; hard of hearing.

adjective

Heavy, stodgy, doughy. chiefly used to designate bread that has not risen properly.

adjective

Numbed or cramped from sitting in one position for too long.

verb

(especially , and irish english after middle english. to deliver a short, sharp blow to (someone or something); to strike, thump, push; to knock against, bump into; specifically to give (a person) a nudge or poke with the elbow.

verb

To strike, thump; to knock, bang, bump; to push, nudge. frequently followed by at, against, into, etc.

verb

(especially , and irish english. of a cow, sheep, etc.: to butt (someone or something) with the head.

verb

To propel (the ball) low to the ground, typically for only a short distance.

noun

A loud noise; a bang, a crash. scottish and english regional in later use.

noun

In later use. a sharp push or shove; specifically (a) a nudge or poke with the elbow; (b) a butt with the head from a cow, sheep, etc.

noun

A sudden, jolting collision or impact; a blow or injury resulting from such an impact; a bang, a bump.

noun

A shot in which the ball is propelled along or close to the ground, typically only a short distance.

adjective

Deaf; hard of hearing.

adjective

Heavy, stodgy, doughy. chiefly used to designate bread that has not risen properly.

adjective

Numbed or cramped from sitting in one position for too long.

verb

(especially , and irish english after middle english. to deliver a short, sharp blow to (someone or something); to strike, thump, push; to knock against, bump into; specifically to give (a person) a nudge or poke with the elbow.

verb

To strike, thump; to knock, bang, bump; to push, nudge. frequently followed by at, against, into, etc.

verb

(especially , and irish english. of a cow, sheep, etc.: to butt (someone or something) with the head.

verb

To propel (the ball) low to the ground, typically for only a short distance.

noun

A loud noise; a bang, a crash. scottish and english regional in later use.

noun

In later use. a sharp push or shove; specifically (a) a nudge or poke with the elbow; (b) a butt with the head from a cow, sheep, etc.

noun

A sudden, jolting collision or impact; a blow or injury resulting from such an impact; a bang, a bump.

noun

A shot in which the ball is propelled along or close to the ground, typically only a short distance.

adjective

Deaf; hard of hearing.

adjective

Heavy, stodgy, doughy. chiefly used to designate bread that has not risen properly.

adjective

Numbed or cramped from sitting in one position for too long.

verb

(especially , and irish english after middle english. to deliver a short, sharp blow to (someone or something); to strike, thump, push; to knock against, bump into; specifically to give (a person) a nudge or poke with the elbow.

verb

To strike, thump; to knock, bang, bump; to push, nudge. frequently followed by at, against, into, etc.

verb

(especially , and irish english. of a cow, sheep, etc.: to butt (someone or something) with the head.

verb

To propel (the ball) low to the ground, typically for only a short distance.