Definition of a lunchbox

lunchbox

noun

• someone that is extremely lunching.

  That guy was such a lunchbox.

  • See more words with the same meaning: absent minded, forgetful, confused.

  Last edited on Feb 03 1998. Submitted by Brian from Herndon, VA, USA on Feb 03 1998.

• male genitals.

  I looked over and his lunchbox was hanging out!

  • See more words with the same meaning: male genitalia.

  Last edited on Aug 12 1998. Submitted by julie m. from Las Vegas, NV, USA on Aug 12 1998.

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Other terms relating to 'absent minded, forgetful, confused':
astronaut's wife	Definitions include: a good looking older woman who by appearance and style suggests she leads a pampered lifestyle.
out of it	Definitions include: under the influence of drugs.
lunching	Definitions include: absent minded, inattentive.
ditzy	Definitions include: absent-minded.
out to lunch	Definitions include: excellent, very attractive, etc.
get (one's) wires crossed	Definitions include: to become confused.
kumfumbled	Definitions include: confused or lost, typically when thinking or trying to figure something out.
zonked	Definitions include: extremely intoxicated.
space queen	Definitions include: a female who is inattentive or forgetful: "spaced-out."
Other terms relating to 'male genitalia':
BBD	Definitions include: acronym for "big black dick".
boner	Definitions include: an erection.
acorn	Definitions include: a testicle.
helmet	Definitions include: a haircut or hair style.
tally whacker	Definitions include: penis.
D, the	Definitions include: the penis.
chut	Definitions include: an extremely long but skinny penis.
peeter	Definitions include: alternative spelling of "peter".
nard	Definitions include: testicle.
nad	Definitions include: acronym for "new amplifier day".
shrinkage	Definitions include: the shrinking of a penis due to cold temperatures.
tent pole	Definitions include: an erection.
Ph.D	Definitions include: acronym for "pretty huge dick".
weenie	Definitions include: penis
ding	Definitions include: penis.
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GOGA	Definitions include: Abbreviation for Girl on Girl Action, lesbian activity.
ditty bag	Definitions include: a small cloth bag with a draw string issued to perspective sailors during basic training to store sundries, incidentals, and personal property.
mob	Definitions include: to drive around in a vehicle for fun; "joy ride".
mind (one's) beeswax	Definitions include: "mind (one's) business."
Drift Boss	Definitions include: drift boss is a game that helps you become a professional drift racer.
auger	Definitions include: Flying term for crashing. Usually used for spiraling in.
credit	Definitions include: When you see a hot girl, and you know she's tight as hell down there that you couldn't even slide a credit card through, she is "credit."
radged	Definitions include: a little crazy.
LM4CB	Definitions include: Definition: Left message for call back I was unable to reach them so LM4CB.
ignats	Definitions include: Short for ignoramous.

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