rabbit punch
IPA: rˈæbʌtpˈʌntʃ
noun
- A chopping punch to the back of the neck or head.
rabbit-punch
Examples of "rabbit-punch" in Sentences
- 'Hit him behind the knees, rabbit-punch as he fell --'
- This is not a left-handed compliment so much as a rabbit-punch.
- Brokeback's tale of star-crossed lovers struck a rabbit-punch in the belly of the homophobic national dialogue.
- Ruiz was put down again in the fifth round, this time unsuccessfully claiming a rabbit-punch, and again in the sixth.
- But to run a poll with the question “should homosexuals be executed” has the same effect on me as receiving a sneek rabbit-punch from a 10 foot giant.
- Ruiz took an eight-count and was down again moments later after being bundled over the ropes but he rightly claimed that one of Haye's blows was a rabbit-punch and the champion was deducted a point.
- Angelina Jolie is in line to win her first Oscar for almost a decade, while Jennifer Aniston is hoping to prove that she can get within 200 feet of Angelina Jolie without rugby-tackling her to the ground and trying to rabbit-punch her in the clodge.