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to beat someone or something with a closed fist quickly and forcefully
to push or forcefully move something or someone using a quick, strong motion
to create a hole in a material using a sharp or pointed instrument
to strike or propel a ball with a closed fist, typically in sports where hands are used for control or power
a machine or tool used for making holes in paper or other material
What is a "punch"?
A punch is a tool used to create holes or indentations in materials such as paper, metal, leather, or wood. Some punches are manually struck with a hammer or mallet, while others are designed to be pressed or squeezed, such as in a press punch, which works by applying direct pressure to the material. The punch typically has a sharp, pointed end that penetrates the material to make a hole of a specific size. Punches come in various forms, including those for paper, metal, and leather, and are commonly used in crafting, upholstery, metalworking, and other tasks requiring precise holes or indentations.
a drink made with a mixture of fruit juice, water, spices, and wine or other liquor, served hot or cold
What is "punch"?
Punch is a popular drink that is typically made by combining fruit juices, soda, and alcohol, although non-alcoholic versions also exist. The ingredients can vary depending on the recipe and personal preference, but typically include a combination of sweet and sour flavors. Punch can be made in large batches and is often served at parties or gatherings in a punch bowl with floating slices of fruit or ice. Some popular types of punch include rum punch, fruit punch, and spiked lemonade. Punch is a versatile and customizable beverage that can be adapted to suit different tastes and occasions. It is a popular choice for celebrations and social gatherings, and can be enjoyed by both adults and children.
a hit or strike made with a closed fist, especially in boxing
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