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punch out

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb punch out has 1 sense
  1. clock out, punch out, clock off - register one's departure from work
    --1 is one way to report
    Antonyms: clock in, punch in, clock on
    Sample sentences:
    Somebody ----s
    Somebody ----s PP

Definitions from the Web

Punch Out

Description:

Punch Out is a phrasal verb that has multiple meanings depending on the context. It can refer to physically striking someone to knock them out, but it is also used figuratively in various ways.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1:

Definition: To strike someone forcefully with a closed fist, often leading to them losing consciousness.

Example sentence: After getting provoked, he lost control and punched out the guy who insulted him.

Sense 2:

Definition: To clock out or leave work, especially at the end of a shift.

Example sentence: As soon as the clock hit 5 p.m., she punched out and went home for the day.

Sense 3:

Definition: To quickly create something, usually with enthusiasm and creativity.

Example sentence: She punched out a stunning painting in just a few hours.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

Definition: A mechanism or tool used to cut out or shape small pieces of paper, cardboard, or other materials.

Example sentence: The craft store sells various designs of paper punch-outs to decorate greeting cards.

Sense 2:

Definition: The act of punching out or fighting, usually in a contest or sporting event.

Example sentence: The boxing match ended with a powerful punch out that knocked the opponent down.

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