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punch1

 
 
pronunciation:
puhnch
parts of speech:
noun, verb
features:
Word Combinations (noun, verb)
part of speech: noun
definition 1: a hard, quick blow with the fist.
She gave her pillow a punch.
 
synonyms:
belt, blow, box, hit, jab, poke
similar words:
cuff, smack, strike, whack
definition 2: a push of a switch on a machine.
He gave the elevator button a punch.
similar words:
jab, poke, push
Word Combinations  About this feature
adjective + (n.)punch devastating, extra, fake, offensive, playful, pleased, powerful, quick, solid, swift
verb + (n.)punch beat, block, deliver, dodge, drink, exchange, lack, land, pack, pull, roll, sip, slip, spin, throw, trade
(n.)punch + verb jab, kick, knock, reel, spike
noun + (n.)punch Help barrage, boxer, boxing, champagne, cup, fist, flurry, gallon, glass, ingredient, joke, kick, kidney, lime, pack, rabbit, roundhouse, rum, silver, slap
 
part of speech: verb
inflections: punches, punching, punched
definition 1: to hit with the fist.
My brother punched someone in the face.
synonyms:
box, hit, jab
similar words:
belt, cuff, poke, slug, smack, strike
definition 2: to push or press.
The clerk punched a button on the cash register to open the cash drawer.
synonyms:
press, push
similar words:
jab, poke, prod
Word Combinations  About this feature
adverb + (v.)punch accidentally
(v.)punch + adverb hard, lightly, repeatedly, through
(v.)punch + nounHelp accelerator, arm, bag, ballot, belly, button, calculator, card, chest, clock, code, command, computer, coordinate, dial, digit, dough, face, gut, hole, jaw, key, keyboard, lid, lighter, lock, mouth, nail, nose, number, pillow, rib, shoulder, stomach, tag, ticket, wall, wrestling  [See all][See only the most frequent]