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lurch forward

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lurch forward
to jerk or sway forward. The car lurched forward and shook us around. When the train lurched forward, we were pushed back into our seats.
See also: forward, lurch


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It is thought the dog then knocked one of the controls, causing the loader to lurch forward, pinning Mr Emslie against a wall.
And if I seemed to lurch forward a couple of times well, I must just have been unsteady on my pins.
Lance Bombardier Benjamin Rook had revved the engine for Mr Wilson, using the hand throttle and this is thought to have caused the vehicle to lurch forward.
 
 
 
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