punchboard
nounUK /ˈpʌntʃbɔːd/
US /ˈpʌntʃbɔːrd/
A punchboard is a board with small holes that you punch to win a prize.
At the fair, my uncle bought a punchboard and won a toy whistle.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A board used in bookbinding with holes for punching sewing stations.
The binder used a punchboard to line up the holes for the thread.
3. A tool or board for making holes in leather or paper.
She pressed the leather onto the punchboard to mark where the holes should go.
4. A gambling device where players punch out rolled paper slips to reveal prizes or numbers.
The old punchboard was illegal because it was used for betting.