| puncture tire | 2.30 | A nail punctured the tire. | ||
| puncture lung | 2.24 | Both lungs were punctured. | ||
| puncture tyre | 0.59 | Even car tyres were punctured. | ||
| puncture myth | 0.53 | The documentary trove punctures two myths. | ||
| puncture skin | 0.53 | Be careful not to puncture skin with tongs. | ||
| puncture artery | 0.39 | Doctors had made an incision in her groin, punctured an artery, threaded in a tube and snaked it up into her heart. | ||
| puncture bag | 0.39 | In the Tokyo attack, it was diluted with solvents, and cult members punctured plastic bags containing the liquid. | ||
| puncture confidence | 0.39 | Confidence has been punctured by a string of high-profile bankruptcies. | ||
| puncture pipeline | 0.39 | Witnesses said the pipeline had been punctured days earlier. | ||
| puncture eardrum | 0.33 | A different doctor, trying to remove it, punctured her eardrum. | ||
| puncture hole | 0.33 | But do remember to puncture holes. | ||
| puncture skull | 0.33 | The bullet punctured the skull. | ||
| puncture air | 0.26 | Sunshine filtered in through the leaves and an occasional chirp punctured the air. | ||
| puncture module | 0.26 | More immediately worrisome, the module was punctured. | ||
| puncture windshield | 0.26 | Dozens of bullet holes punctured the windshield of one of the cars. |