lunging
Speech parts
1. lunging - Noun
2. lunging - Verb
Meaning
of Lunge
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Humpback whales, among others, form in collaboration bubble carpets to herd krill or plankton into bait balls before lunging at them.
In his book evaluating Goldman's work, William Goldman: The Reluctant Storyteller (2014), Sean Egan said Goldman's achievements were made "without ever lunging for the lowest common denominator.
The Serb got caught on the wrong side of Ibrahimovic’s run in the 11th minute and seemed to panic once his opponent broke into the penalty area, lunging into a hopeless challenge from behind.
Kedon Slovis, who should have been a Heisman candidate, was harassed all night and threw three interceptions, including the game-clincher in the final minutes on a throwaway pass that was nabbed by lunging Oregon cornerback Jamal Hill.
One variation of the howl is accompanied by a high pitched whine, which precedes a lunging attack.
A man, believed to be the woman's boyfriend is seen furiously pushing her out of the way and up against a wall before lunging towards Mr Sienkiewicz and stabbing him.