Punching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUNCHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PUNCH, to perforate with a type of tool
• strike with the fist
• press (a button or key on a machine)
• enter information by punching a button or key on a machine
• drive (cattle) by prodding them with a stick.
• pierce a hole in (paper, leather, metal, etc.) with or as though with a punch
• pierce (a hole) with or as though with a punch
NOUN:
• a blow with the fist
• the strength needed to deliver a blow
• the power to impress or attract attention; impact
• a device or machine for making holes in materials such as paper, leather, or metal.
• a tool or machine for impressing a design or stamping a die on a material.
• a drink made from wine or spirits mixed with water, fruit juices, spices, etc., and typically served hot
• a draught horse of a short-legged thickset breed.
• a grotesque, hook-nosed humpbacked buffoon, the chief male character of the Punch and Judy puppet show. Punch is the English variant of a stock character derived ultimately from Italian commedia dell'arte.

Words related to PUNCHING

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Words that contain PUNCHING

keypunching26 outpunching19 prepunching21 counterpunching25

How to use PUNCHING in a sentence

• He began to run, with the quite definite if equally mad intent of punching Robinson into reasonable behavior.
• Silk shook her head at him, and, after punching up his pillow, took an easy chair by the fire and sat there musing.
• You can see them punching their mental CONTROL-RESET buttons.
• The foot should be carefully examined before punching the nail-holes in the shoe, and the nail-holes afterwards placed so as to come opposite the soundest portions of horn.
• They were made out of punching four holes in a board and putting sticks in there for legs.
• Quite often, their unhappiness over the delay in printing their reports would become more vocal with each passing day and, invariably, I became their punching bag.
• Both he and Young King Brady met with a crash and were punching each other furiously when the old detective arose.
• We found the punching and fitting of the shoes difficult and tedious, although Mr.
• She stood punching at the ground with her blue parasol and looking every now and then toward Mrs.
• Truth to say, a want beyond the cutting and punching of leather had begun to stir within me.
• I did the odd jobs of the room, worked a punching machine and managed the lathe that turned the rough outside of the pistol barrel.
• Mackenzie was lying flat on his stomach in his bunk, punching the air with his fists and rending it with his language.
• Frequently the parts are fastened by punching holes and lacing through these with leather thongs or silk cord.
• The pattern is traced as before, but before punching the holes, cut out the brass on the outside lines, bend into shape, fasten the ends together and place on the wood cone.
• Steve and I started punching cattle together at the Bordeaux outfit, north of Cheyenne.
• Then he cut the top of the salmon can, and punching holes in the sides near the top, fastened a string to the can and suspended the can from the limb.
• A first-class punching machine will make from forty to fifty holes per minute in a thick steel plate.
• This difference exercises an important influence in respect not only of easy punching but also in its effect upon the plate punched.
• With most steel and hard iron plates the effect of punching is often to produce serious weakening and a tendency to crack, which in some cases has resulted seriously.
• In the original punching machines the die was made much larger than the punch, and the result was a conical taper hole to receive the rivet.
• Therefore I repeat that iron or steel that is not improved by proper punching machinery is not of fit quality to enter into the construction of steam boilers.
• A little lower down the river there is a shed of corrugated iron, which looks as if some one had been trying to turn it into a pepper-pot by punching it all over with small holes.
• As near as I can make out, the place where I once knelt to say my prayers is now occupied by a punching bag.
• Then the two closed and swayed about, struggling, cursing and punching each other with brutal might.
• It was like punching a lame cat to see it hop, and I stopped.
• In the hall, savagely punching the elevator bell, P.

Similar words containing PUNCH without suffix ing

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