/ˈræbɪt ˌpʌntʃ/
NOUN
A short, sharp chopping blow delivered to the back of an opponent's head or the base of the skull, particularly in boxing and other combat sports, where it is generally prohibited because of the risk of serious injury.
Refers to an illegal punch directed at the back of an opponent's head or neck during a boxing match or other combat-sport contest.
Refers more generally to a sudden chopping strike aimed at the vulnerable area around the nape of the neck or base of the skull.
VERB
The act of delivering a short, chopping blow to the back of someone's head or neck.
Describes striking an opponent on the back of the head or neck with a rabbit punch, especially during a fight or boxing match.