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pack a punch

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pack a punch  (informal)
if someone can pack a punch, they can hit very hard when they are fighting He's a big guy - I should imagine he can pack a fair punch.
See also: pack, punch

pack a punch
to have a powerful effect or influence For big flavor, a blend of cumin, chili powder, coriander, cayenne, and black pepper packs a punch.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of pack a punch (hit very hard)
See also: pack, punch


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Could Pikachu pack a punch to knock out the Legend Of Zelda's mighty Link?
Despite its soft-edge looks, the Laguna Coupe will pack a punch.
 
 
 
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