Definition of "lurching" [lurching]

• Present participle of lurch. (verb)
• The action of the verb to lurch (noun)

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• "It†™ s rather distracting and takes one out of the issue quite a bit with the startling panels of Robin lurching through the panel on his way to bust some heads."
• "With the current presidential term lurching to such a calamitous close that the incumbent is probably worried about being remembered as George Herbert Hoover Walker Bush, the correlation between presidential party and economic outcome demands some kind of explanation."
• "I recall lurching into a restroom and praying in vain to the porcelain god."
• "However, she vividly recalls lurching to the airplane bathroom and, quite literally having a "technicolour yarn"."
• "But when he came to the pool his pace was so precipitate that he could not stop it, and with a kind of lurching stagger, he fell splash into the greasy water."