rabbit punch

For a moment Eric looked like he'd been rabbit punched.

"I'm not above a rabbit punch or two if it'll get the job done."

They get the rabbit punch, but I'm not losing peace of mind over them.

Joe rolled away from a rabbit punch and up to his feet.

If the mugger was still coming, give him a rabbit punch.

Dad told me this was called a rabbit punch and meant instant death.

I was tempted to reach over the seat and give him a rabbit punch.

A rabbit punch is a blow to the neck or to the base of the skull.

Not hard enough to leave a bruise, but it stung like a good rabbit punch.

Claimed some- body gave him a rabbit punch while he was trying to take a picture of a bear."

Byers had brought a rabbit punch down on the sheriff's neck.

Holly shut them with a swift rabbit punch to the forehead.

Above all, one must be able to absorb the financial rabbit punches brought on by one's own misguided confidence.

I moved into him and clinched, giving him a rabbit punch.

Several demonstrators and Western reporters were struck with rabbit punches to the kidneys.

Striking to the spine or the back of the head (see Rabbit punch)

It was a dirty blow, dirty as the rabbit punch.

An illegal punch to the back of the head or neck is known as a rabbit punch.

Rabbits can then be killed by hitting the back of their heads, a practice from which the term rabbit punch is derived.

A few kicks, a couple of snatches, pinches, rabbit punches; no more.

Since when do bears hand out rabbit punches ?"

"We'll use it to protect from those rabbit punches," Duva said.

It was the old rabbit punch, and it was a honey of its type.

Attendance fell off precipitously, and in 1982 the club served its last Rabbit Punch.

He landed a quick series of rabbit punches to his kidneys, causing the man to scream in pain.