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punch

[puhnch] / pʌntʃ /




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That is a sentiment that might surprise some voters in the UK, but the Taiwanese Parliament has had a reputation for brawling, with punches - and on one occasion pig guts - being thrown.

From BBC

But after Alabama punched its ticket to the Rose Bowl, the mentality changed.

From Los Angeles Times

Capt. Williams has said he understood he wouldn’t have survived the bitter winter water if he’d punched out of the aircraft.

From The Wall Street Journal

My diagnosis was a punch in the gut.

From Los Angeles Times

The final punch came when 70-year-old Bruce Blakeman, the Nassau County Executive on Long Island, announced his run for the GOP nomination for Governor this month.

From The Wall Street Journal