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A blow with the fist
“She deflected his blow and aimed a punch at his abdomen.”
Energy or vitality used to impress or attract attention
“This led her to wonder whether fluorescent feathers had more visual punch and were more attractive to potential mates than dimmer feathers.”
Very effective in being able to persuade, especially of an argument or statement
“This should be a statement with punch, so phrased as to excite the interest of the recipient and make him want to attend.”
A small hole resulting from being pierced by a sharp object
A mixed drink made from fruit juices and typically containing wine or cider
A drink made from fruits or plants
A harsh or stinging effect or quality
A tool or machine used for making holes, especially with a drilling motion
To pierce and make a hole or holes in
“Use a sharpened pencil to punch a hole in the cardboard where the two lines meet in the center.”
To strike with the fist
“Unflinching, Verna caught the drow's arm in a hand and twisted it violently, striking out to punch her opponent beneath the chin.”
To direct or steer a group of people or animals
“This pole was used to punch the cattle when they crowded to one end of the car.”
To make or put a physical mark or design on (an object)
To create a coin, or coins, out of (a mass of metal)
(rare) To injure or bruise
To select a number, or to call someone, on a telephone
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