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The train suddenly lurched forward. (lurch = a sudden movement) Jill lurched into me drunkenly. (lurch = to move suddenly in an uncontrolled way) The pager company shut down on Tuesday leaving 2,000 customers in the lurch. (lurch = to leave someone at a time when they need your help.)
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She jerked the sausage from his mouth just as he bit down, causing him to bite his tongue.
there are other ways of saying walked such as: lurched lumbered ran hopped skipped ambled trudged float raced toddle tripped leaped paraded paced rolled wander sneak strolled shuffle bolted saunter strut trooped pranced danced marched plod tip toed glide slogged raced slithered sprinted jogged jumped crept rushed hiked stalked roamed There are loads
"Found himself at the end of his rope" meaning a person has come to the end of a struggle or situation of some sort comes from the practice a hanging a condemned man. When the noose is around the man's neck and he drops through the trap door he soon finds himself at the end of his rope when his fall comes to an abrupt end. --I had actually heard that it came from the practice of tethering animals, and is interchangable with the phrase 'end of one's tether'. Much like a dog that tries to run across the yard only to get jerked short when the leash or chain reaches no further, a person at the end of their rope will be out of anywhere to go.
The car jerked to the left.You jerked me into the pool!
The base word for "lurched" is "lurch."
the train suddently lurched because it was in a hurry
The car lurched forward like a startled animal.
There is one syllable.
i jerked her towards my car
Little did we know that a stalker lurched in our bushes.Possible, but I believe you are confusing "lurched" with lurked".I would prefer:The camel ride was definitely uncomfortable as the seat lurched from side to side at each step.Lurch means jerk or sway.
My husband jerked me by my arm.
The train suddenly lurched forward. (lurch = a sudden movement) Jill lurched into me drunkenly. (lurch = to move suddenly in an uncontrolled way) The pager company shut down on Tuesday leaving 2,000 customers in the lurch. (lurch = to leave someone at a time when they need your help.)
No, jerked chicken is a traditional Caribbean dish.
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"Man, me and my pal jerked beef at the party last night."