How to spell PUNCHD correctly?

Possible suggestions for the misspelling "punchd" could include changing it to "punched", "punching" or "punches". It may also be helpful to consider the context in which the word is being used to ensure the correct spelling is chosen.

• bunched The curtains were bunched up on one side, letting in a sliver of sunlight.
• hunched
• Lunched I lunched on a salad and iced tea.
• Munched The rabbit munched on the carrot with its front teeth.
• paunch Due to the large amounts of beer he had consumed over the years, John had developed a noticeable paunch.
• paunchy He had become paunchy and unfit from years of office work and a sedentary lifestyle.
• pinch She had to pinch herself to make sure she wasn't dreaming.
• pinched The lobster pinched my finger when I tried to pick it up.
• poncho I wore a poncho to protect myself from the rain during the hike in the mountains.
• Pounced As soon as the cat saw the mouse, it pounced on it.
• punch
• Punched John punched the wall out of frustration.
• puncher The puncher on the job was well-respected for their ability to swiftly and accurately make holes in metal.
• punches The boxer threw a series of powerful punches at his opponent, knocking him to the ground.
• Punchy The headline needs to be punchy and attention-grabbing to attract readers.
• Punned I punned about the broken pencil but nobody laughed.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately