| BONCES | • bonces n. Plural of bonce. • BONCE n. a large marble used in games.
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| BUNCES | • bunces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bunce. • Bunces prop.n. Plural of Bunce.
 • BUNCE v. to disguise pilfering by overcharging customers.
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| DANCES | • dances n. Plural of dance. • dances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dance.
 • Dances prop.n. Plural of Dance.
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| DUNCES | • dunces n. Plural of dunce. • DUNCE n. a stupid person.
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| FENCES | • fences n. Plural of fence. • fences v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fence.
 • FENCE v. to enclose with a barrier.
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| HANCES | • hances n. Plural of hance. • hances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hance.
 • HANCE n. a curved rise from a lower to a higher part.
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| LANCES | • lances n. Plural of lance. • lances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lance.
 • lances n. Plural of lanx.
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| MINCES | • minces n. Plural of mince. • minces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mince.
 • MINCE v. to cut into very small pieces.
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| NONCES | • nonces n. Plural of nonce. • NONCE n. the present occasion.
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| OUNCES | • ounces n. Plural of ounce. • OUNCE n. a measurement of weight, 1/16th of a pound, also UNCE.
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| PANCES | • pances n. Plural of pance. • PANCE n. (obsolete) the pansy, also PAUNCE, PAWNCE.
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| PENCES | • pences n. (Nonstandard) plural of pence. • PENCE n. in the United Kingdom, a new penny.
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| PONCES | • ponces n. Plural of ponce. • PONCE v. to live on immoral earnings.
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| PUNCES | • PUNCE v. (dialect) to prod or poke. | 
| RANCES | • rances n. Plural of rance. • rances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rance.
 • Rances prop.n. Plural of Rance.
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| SONCES | • SONCE n. (Scots) good luck, abundance, also SONSE. | 
| WINCES | • winces n. Plural of wince. • Winces prop.n. Plural of Wince.
 • WINCE v. to flinch.
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