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But because they have no easy access to punchable furnishings, basketball players rarely sustain wall or door-inflicted injuries.

But I couldn't do anything to my backbenchers, and he was always there - so soft and puppy-like and punchable.

Analytical stuff from Scott Murray to my left: "Arshavin's got a really punchable face, hasn't he?"

Smug, arrogant, obnoxious, egotistical, sexist, overconfident and infinitely punchable.

But where Trump has brash arrogance, Cruz has a smarmy, wriggly, punchable manner.

And then, of course, there was the wonderfully oily exec Pete Campbell, with possibly the most punchable, and indeed punched, face in television.

Jack discovers that the writers are playing a fantasy boardgame in the office because their faces are too punchable on St. Patrick's Day.

Kieron believed that Alistair was BioWare's best attempt at a male romantic lead, being "good without-out being entirely punchable".

I'm not quite at the "punchable" point, but perhaps Sessions hits the nail on the head with a comparison between himself and Stephen Fry, that other mega know-it-all.

Cersei’s son Joffrey, meanwhile, moves further along in his development from irksome punchable brat to hilariously evil irksome punchable brat.

This may come as a bit of a shock, but Joey Barton has been voted the 'most punchable' footballer in England - despite having spent the past 12 months out of the country.