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[Verb] | "launch" | \ ˈlȯnch \
1: to throw forward : hurl
2: to release, catapult, or send off (a self-propelled object)
3: to set (a boat or ship) afloat
Origin: 14th century ;
Middle English, from Anglo-French *lancher, lancer, from Late Latin lanceare to wield a lance {mat|lance|};
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[Noun] | "launch"
1: an act or instance of launching
Origin: 1749 ;
See: {launch:1 };
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[Noun] | "launch"
1: a large boat that operates from a ship
2: a small motorboat that is open or that has the forepart of the hull covered
Origin: 1697 ;
Spanish or Portuguese; Spanish lancha, from Portuguese;
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[Phrasal verb] | "launch into"
1: to suddenly begin doing or saying (something) in an energetic way
2: to start involving (oneself) in (something) in an energetic way
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[Phrasal verb] | "launch out"
1: to begin doing something that is new and very different from what one has been doing
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[Verb] | "launches"
1: to be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of;
* e.g., " ... after retiring, he launched a small company devoted to making medical devices "
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2: to take the first step in (a process or course of action);
* e.g., " ... she launched a career in journalism after quitting acting school "
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[Verb] | "launch"
1: to be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of;
* e.g., " ... after retiring, he launched a small company devoted to making medical devices "
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2: to take the first step in (a process or course of action);
* e.g., " ... she launched a career in journalism after quitting acting school "
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[Noun] | "launches"
1: a rising from a surface at the start of a flight (as of a rocket);
* e.g., " ... the reporters held their collective breath as they silently watched the space shuttle's launch "
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2: the point at which something begins;
* e.g., " ... we are at the launch of a new age of space exploration "
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[Noun] | "launch"
1: a rising from a surface at the start of a flight (as of a rocket);
* e.g., " ... the reporters held their collective breath as they silently watched the space shuttle's launch "
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# 1 - { launched:1712704 }
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[ "launched" ]
1: The point of no return in a night of drinking and you are bound to either black out, make an ass of yourself, fight, or all of the above. The tequila shot that broke the camels back.
* e.g., ... Eric had launched somewhere between his 6th and 7th tequila shot. After that it was all down hill.
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[ "launching" ]
1: A word used in Memphis to describe The act of Bullshitting or lying
* e.g., ... You- "I'm going to get the new foamposites tomorrow."
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[ "launch" ]
1: Verb: A term used to describe an extremely quick acceleration from a complete stop while in a car. When "launching" a car, one places the car in gear, revs the engine to high RPM, then drops the clutch in very rapidly (see dumping the clutch). The idea behind a launch is to accelerate as quickly as possible from a standstill without experiencing wheelspin or loss of traction, in which one has to find the correct RPM (engine speed) to release the clutch in order to accelerate. This is different form just plain "dumping the clutch", where the revs are usually higher and the balance of traction is not as perfect.
* e.g., ... While most street racers enjoy showing off by dumping the clutch and smoking away, tires burning, a more skilled driver will execute a perfect launch, accelerating the car much quicker, with just the slightest hint of wheelspin.
[ "launch" ]
2: Launches are almost always done in a car with a manual transmission and clutch the driver can operate; however, some drivers with automatic transmissions choose to use a similar technique when accelerating from a standstill, where the brake pedal is applied, the engine is revved, and then released to launch the car forward. This technique often puts an excessive amount of stress on the car's drive train.
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3: On newer sports cars with formula one style sequential gearboxes and no clutch, the car's computer will often be programmed for acceleration from a standstill, usually initiated by a "launch" button or "race mode" the driver can push.
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[ "launch" ]
1: 1) a small boat tied to a larger boat, used for rescue and for driving around having a good time
* e.g., ... Crew is a real sport, and the real coaches of real sports drive launches
[ "launch" ]
2: 2) a small bass-type fishing or pontoon boat driven by crew coaches while they give crew rowers kind suggustions and commands on how to improve our rowing skills.
[ "launch" ]
3: 3) they smell like gasoline
# 5 - { Launch:11562753 }
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[ "Launch" ]
1: A South African slang term for the following:
* e.g., ... Charlie launched by mentioning the house party in front of John's mom who they had told they were attending a dinner.
[ "Launch" ]
2: Putting someone in a difficult situation by mentioning something at the wrong time or in front of the wrong people.
* e.g., ... Charlie launched John by suggesting they ditch math class knowing that John was failing and they had a test the following day.
[ "Launch" ]
3: Setting someone up to do something that will be to their own detriment. Both intentionally and unintentionally.
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[ "Launch" ]
1: Verb: to have a gathering with the intention of getting shitfaced as a result of drinking alcohol.
* e.g., ... (Verb): “We’ll be launching next week dude, be there.”
[ "Launch" ]
2: Noun: an alcoholic meet, with the intention of getting shitfaced.
* e.g., ... Noun: “bruh the launch is tonight”
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[ "Launch" ]
1: A term used in the upper circles of society as a polite way of describing that you are going for a shit.
* e.g., ... Mr Greene deperate for the toilet announces that he's "Off to launch HMS Greene".
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[ "launch" ]
1: What Captian does to every 'Zig' for great justice.
* e.g., ... Launch every 'Zig' for great justice.
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[ "launch" ]
1: to shoot one's load all over the body of another person during sexual intercourse.
* e.g., ... dude last night this girl went down on johnny and he launched all over her face
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[ "launch" ]
1: Raise your rev's high enough to do a burn out. (Depends on application)
* e.g., ... Dude thats fucked up. My girlfriend can launch my srt-4 better than you can launch your Evo. Learn to drive.
[ "launch" ]
2: Find the best rate to let out your clutch while allowing just a little bit of wheel spin as you slowly apply throttle. (about 17% wheel spin)
[ "launch" ]
3: Floor accelerator as you approach full clutch engagement.
[ "launch" ]
4: Watch you're rpm's as you gain traction so you don't bounce off the rev limiter.
[ "launch" ]
5: P.S. Wide-open throttle shift into second at about 750 rpm below redline.
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