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Puncher (Noun)

A hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback.

Nouns denoting people.

He rode out to join the rest of the ranch crew as a skilled puncher to round up stray cattle for the evening's tally.
Joe became known throughout the range as one of the most dependable punchers his ranch had ever employed.
Due to severe injuries, old puncher Jeff lost the one job that allowed him the wide-open freedom of riding under star-filled skies.
Out here where sun-weathered ranchers wore no insignia and town officials few were some hardened wranglers the rodeo sought like battle tested range puncher that Mike Johnson appeared.
Weather-worn John Biller brought down hard that young feller eager that after running chores puncher too finally do likewise where more cash.

A tool for making holes or indentations.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The leather puncher was used to create precise holes for the laces on the handmade shoes.
A metal puncher is a versatile tool that can be used for various tasks, from making holes in leather to cutting through thin metal sheets.
She carefully selected a puncher with a sharp point to create a small indentation on the surface of the metal.
The craftsman used a leather puncher to create evenly spaced holes for the decorative stitching on the handbag.
The electric puncher made quick work of the thick plastic, creating a clean and precise hole for the screw.

Someone who delivers punches.

Nouns denoting people.

The boxer was known for being a formidable puncher in the ring, able to knock out opponents with a single hit.
As a puncher, his job was to deliver precise and powerful blows to the opponent's face and body.
The young fighter was trained to be a skilled puncher, with lightning-fast reflexes and incredible strength.
In his prime, the boxer was a feared puncher, capable of delivering devastating combinations that left opponents reeling.
The puncher's gloves were worn and tattered from years of intense training and competition.