jumper punching
jumper punching is the present participle and gerund of jumper punch.
Meaning of jumper punch
Verb
jumper punch (third-person singular simple present jumper punches, present participle jumper punching, simple past and past participle jumper punched)
- To strike (someone) with one's hand while grabbing the collar of their guernsey with the same hand.
- The weekend after AFL football chief Simon Lethlean made it clear players who jumper punched or punched opponents in the stomach would most likely be suspended, Jones was charged with striking Hawthorn’s Luke Breust.2017 May 29, “Zak Jones fined for off-the-ball hit, escapes MRP suspension”, in Fox Footy, retrieved 25 Jul 2025
Questions about jumper punching
- What is jumper punching the present participle and gerund of?
- Jumper punching is the present participle and gerund of jumper punch.
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