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Puncher
To go on a puncher: Leave an institution of study or learning such as a library to avoid the act of study or learning.
Puncher by An Múinteoir Cliste November 21, 2009
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Puncher's Chance
I thought i had a puncher's chance of going out with her even though she's the hottest girl in school.
Puncher's Chance by Scott Delhommer April 27, 2008
Puncher's Chance
It's a boxing term. It means that though you may be outclassed by your opponent, if you land a good punch, you can win.
Bob was down in the polls, but if he did well in the debate, he'd have puncher's chance of winning the election.
Puncher's Chance by BrianSnat July 15, 2015
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Puncher's Chance
A term used in MMA (mixed martial arts) meaning that a puncher always has a chance to win the fight by landing even one punch.
Puncher's Chance by TUF-guy January 9, 2010
Puncher Downer Thing
Puncher Downer Thing by BObo D. HObo July 29, 2004
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