punchworthy

English

Etymology

From punch +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

punchworthy (comparative more punchworthy, superlative most punchworthy)

1. Deserving of a punch.
   • 2021 September 10, Christopher John, “Pig Review – A Suprisingly Delicate Dish, Though Not My Taste”, in The Curb‎^[1]:

     His character Amir at first could resemble the loud-mouth, naïve and punchworthy boss’ son from John Wick played by Alfie Allen.

   • 2023 December 11, Glynn Evans, “Winston Burnett: “Eubank? I blew a kiss at him!””, in Boxing News‎^[2]:

     It took me a couple of fights to get punchworthy but I probably had about 40 amateur fights and just about won more than I lost.

Synonyms

• punchable