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punch
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punch
verb
/pʌntʃ/
pun
punch line
Meaning
to hit someone or something hard with your fist
a tool used for making holes or indentations in materials
Example Sentences
He punched the wall in frustration.
The carpenter used a
punch
to make holes in the leather.
Example Expressions
pack a punch
Synonyms
hit, strike, smack, blow, thump, awl, piercer, hole maker
Entry 1
hit, strike, smack, blow, thump
Entry 2
awl, piercer, hole maker
Antonyms
caress, pat
Collocations
throw a punch, punch hard, punch bag, pack a punch, leather punch, hole punch, center punch, paper punch
Entry 1
throw a punch, punch hard, punch bag, pack a punch
Entry 2
leather punch, hole punch, center punch, paper punch
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