Slang go down that road.

Punch in the face idiom. He punched him in the stomach. Take a punch at someone or something put the pedal to the metal. Make a hole or opening.

A tool for stamping a design on a surface. A 2011 book by Dixon Adamson says. I punched in ten minutes late this morning and the company fired me.

He shot out his right arm and landed a punch on Lorrimers nose. This informal face idiom means to keep reminding someone in an unkind way of their past mistakes. Disoriented confused or unable to concentrate as a result of one or more heavy blows to the head.

Its meant to be a real gut punch a rational argument designed to evoke an emotional reaction. Punch is defined as to make a hole or stamp in something or hit very hard with the fist. I punched in my access code and I was allowed through the door.

To make a hole or opening as by using a punch or similar implement. A tool for forcing a pin bolt or rivet in or out of a hole. I punched in my access code and I was allowed through the door.

I punched in my access code and I was allowed through the door. To check in formally at a job upon arrival especially by stamping the arrival time on a timecard. Suffering the effects of a concussion.