Pronunciation: /ɡlæs tʃɪn/
noun a weak or easily breakable chin, often used in boxing to describe a fighter who is easily knocked out
A1 He has a glass chin, so he needs to be careful in fights.
A2 She was knocked out in the boxing match due to her glass chin.
B1 Boxers with a glass chin are more prone to getting knocked out easily.
B2 The fighter's glass chin was exposed when he was hit with a powerful punch.
C1 Despite his skills, his glass chin made him vulnerable in the ring.
C2 Her glass chin was a well-known weakness among her opponents in the boxing world.
formal The boxer was known for his glass chin, often getting knocked out in the early rounds of his fights.
informal I wouldn't want to get into a fight with him, he's got a glass chin.
slang That guy has a glass chin, one punch and he's out cold.
figurative Her argument had a glass chin, easily shattered by a few well-placed points.
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