Puncher: meaning, definitions and examples

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puncher

[ ˈpʌntʃər ]

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at work

A person who operates a machine that punches holes in materials such as paper or metal.

Synonyms

hole punch operator, perforator

Examples of usage

The puncher is responsible for creating the holes in the documents.
The puncher needs to ensure precise hole alignment.

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boxing

A boxer who specializes in delivering powerful punches.

Synonyms

fighter, pugilist

Examples of usage

The puncher knocked out his opponent in the first round.
He is known for his lightning-fast punches.

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slang

A person who is known for being quick to anger or get into fights.

Synonyms

brawler, hothead

Examples of usage

Watch out for that guy, he's a real puncher when he's had a few drinks.
He's got a reputation as a puncher, so it's best to avoid confrontation.

Translations

Translations of the word "puncher" in other languages:

🇵🇹 furador

🇮🇳 छेदक (chedak)

🇩🇪 Locher

🇮🇩 pelubang

🇺🇦 діркопробивач

🇵🇱 dziurkacz

🇯🇵 パンチ (panchi)

🇫🇷 perforateur

🇪🇸 perforadora

🇹🇷 delgeç

🇰🇷 펀치 (peonchi)

🇸🇦 ثاقب (thaqib)

🇨🇿 děrovač

🇸🇰 dierovačka

🇨🇳 打孔机 (dǎ kǒng jī)

🇸🇮 luknjač

🇮🇸 gatari

🇰🇿 тескіш (teskish)

🇬🇪 დარტყმითი აპარატი (dartkhmiti aparati)

🇦🇿 dəlməci

🇲🇽 perforadora

Word origin

The word 'puncher' originated from the verb 'punch,' which has been used in English since the 14th century. The noun 'puncher' evolved over time to refer to various meanings, including someone who punches holes, a boxer with a strong punch, and a person prone to physical confrontation. The term has been adapted to different contexts, reflecting its versatility in describing individuals with specific skills or characteristics.