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rabbit punch

 

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Noun rabbit punch has 1 sense
  1. rabbit punch - a short chopping blow to the back of the neck
    --1 is a kind of
    punch, clout, poke, lick, biff

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Rabbit Punch

Description:

A rabbit punch refers to a sharp blow delivered to the back of the head or neck, usually with a quick and forceful downward motion. This term is commonly used in the sport of boxing to describe an illegal punch targeting the vulnerable area of an opponent's spine.

Senses:

Sense 1:

noun - A punch delivered to the back of the head or neck.

Example sentence: After receiving a rabbit punch, the boxer felt a sudden jolt of pain in the base of his skull.

Sense 2:

verb - To deliver a blow to the back of the head or neck.

Example sentence: The boxer was disqualified for rabbit punching his opponent during the match.

Usages:

Usage 1: Boxing

In boxing matches, rabbit punching is strictly prohibited due to the potential risk of severe injury to the spinal cord. Fighters must avoid using this dangerous technique.

Example sentence: The referee deducted points from the boxer for repeatedly using rabbit punches.

Usage 2: Self-defense

A rabbit punch can be considered an illegal move in self-defense situations as well, as it can cause serious harm to the targeted individual.

Example sentence: The victim suffered a whiplash injury after being struck with a rabbit punch during the street altercation.

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