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punchy

[puhn-chee] / ˈpʌn tʃi /
ADJECTIVE
dizzy
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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"Max had a good race. I made the mistake early on and was too punchy on that first turn," said Norris.

From BBC

So far, Lenae says, it’s shaping up to be “a little more punchy and explosive” than “Bird’s Eye.”

From Los Angeles Times

But while those groups seemed to want to soundtrack trippy shows in a planetarium, Tortoise typically favors concise, punchy tracks built around defined hooks.

From The Wall Street Journal

He confirms that he’s been chipping away at a debut LP, which will brandish a more “fast and punchy” rock sound that recall his days playing basement shows.

From Los Angeles Times

Labour folk tell me it justifies the prime minister's argument – as punchy a case as could be made was made, within the confines of government policy a few years ago and now.

From BBC