what does ponches mean?

Question

what does ponches mean?

Answer 1

It is the plural of ponche. Click on this word to find out its unexpected meaning.

Lazarus, clicking produces (at least on my scree) "Ponche = punch". - Gekkosan, Sep 9, 2010

I seem to need the double-click in Firefox. - lazarus1907, Sep 9, 2010

Answer 2

I know several uses for "Ponche", which is why I question the one answer "punch".

Ponchar / Ponche:

1. Punch (as in fruit punch) (Only for Ponche)
2. Strike out (baseball)
3. Deflate a tire or anything inflated by air.
4. Stamp something (slang)
5. Punch a time card
6. A variety of alcoholic beverages (only for Ponche)

Answer 3

Here's what I get for ponchar La palabra ponchar no está en el Diccionario.

Ponchar is in Reverse Dictionary margaret, sorry!

Meanings:

vt (Mex) to punch (a bill), to puncture (a tyre)

vt (LatAm) to champ at the bit

and from WR you also get:

(col, Ven) (in baseball) - to strike out, to fan (colloq.)

Aunque debe ser un 'barbarismo', ¿te pareces?

That gets my vote you covered it all . Usted ponche encima de su peso. - ray76, Sep 10, 2010

Answer 4

Coincidence.

I was just reading a book today discussing ponche de frambuesa con frambuesas y fresas frescas flotando por encima.

Answer 5

Here's what I get for ponchar La palabra ponchar no está en el Diccionario.

and you know what? I'm happy about that. - margaretbl, Sep 9, 2010

Answer 6

It is also the second person singular of the verb poncher, which , depending on the context, means "you punch"....or, as Lazarus says, the plural of punch, which is punches.

Poncher? Is that really a verb??? - lazarus1907, Sep 9, 2010

I believe Echoline meant "ponchar", to strike out. - Gekkosan, Sep 9, 2010

Answer 7

Please delete