Punched
Pronunciation: /ˈpʌntʃt/
Punched (adj)
- Having small holes or marks made by pushing a tool through paper or metal with strong force.
- Having been struck by a fist, usually causing pain or damage to a person’s body.
- Marked on a card or form by pressing a device so it leaves a clear sign.
Punched (verb)
- To press a tool through a surface to create holes or cut shapes.
- To hit someone or something with a fist or a strong quick blow.
Examples
- She punched holes in the stack of paper.
- They punched holes for the binder before class.
Punched (adjective)
Examples
- The paper has a punched hole near the corner.
- A punched hole lets the string pass through easily.