Lunged [verb]

Land with soft knees in the same split-squat stance and immediately lower into another lunge to absorb the impact.

Many other lunge variations involve moving your feet between reps, which places stress on your back as you stabilize through various positions.

Nine lusty-lunged adults in that one room prohibited confidential speech.

The moment the measure was set again, Winfree lunged, trying to slip his blade beneath MacHenery's guard to strike his arm.

The artificial limb-maker lunged after him, and succeeded with infinite difficulty in getting him on to his feet again.

Quicker than thought, Braceway lunged forward with his cane and struck the hand Bristow had lifted swiftly to his throat.

The youth fired, and with such accuracy that the warrior lunged over his steed, and sprawled in the snow on the other side.

Three-eighths of an inch, half an inch—Peter Gross suddenly lunged forward.

With a cry so hideous—I can hear it now—the man lunged forward.

With amazing quickness the animal lunged ahead, paused suddenly, then shot across the plain in a series of leaps and twists.