Punch and Wit

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Punch noun - The quality of an utterance that provokes interest and produces an effect.

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Wit and punch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wit" instead a noun "Punch".

Nearby Words: punchy, punched, punching, puncher, punchline

Wit noun - A person (as a writer) noted for or specializing in humor.

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Punch and wit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Punch" instead a noun "Wit".

Nearby Words: witty, witling

To wit: Try playing beyond level 95 as any melee class without getting a pair of claws or daggers and the ability to punch 5 times per second (nigh-impossible to do without a huge amount of cash-shopping, or purchasing the items from those who do), and see just how valuable you are.

Source: Video Game / Perfect World
To many people Victorian wit and humour is summed up by Punch, when every joke is supposed to end with "Collapse of Stout Party", though this phrase tends to be as elusive as "Elementary, my dear Watson" in the Sherlock Holmes sagas.

Source: Beam Me Up Scotty / Literature
To wit, he has his trusty TNT, can make it RAIN ANVILS, has a Falcon Punch, and in the origin comic, he has Super Speed, can throw an ACME bomb that's actually a smoke bomb, and can pull a giant mallet-style hammer out of nowhere.

Source: Web Video / The Cartoon Hero

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