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Meaning lance meaning

What does lance mean?
Definitions in simple English

Lance Proper noun

— Lance is a male given name.

lance

— noun (= spear) a long pointed rod used as a tool or weapon — verb pierce with a lance, as in a knights' fight — verb open by piercing with a lancet lance a boil — verb move quickly, as if by cutting one's way Planes lanced towards the shore — noun (= lancet) a surgical knife with a pointed double-edged blade; used for punctures and small incisions — noun (= spear) an implement with a shaft and barbed point used for catching fish

Synonyms lance synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as lance?

lance English » English

spear javelin pike harpoon lancet dart puncture pierce gig fizgig drill tap shaft rush prick lancer incise impale gun fishgig cut burst bore bayonet barge zoom wooden spear with a point window wimble weapon used ceremonially uhlan tuyere trident tree transfix thrust ahead thrust thorn terebrate sword swoop storm stoop sting stave in stave slash skewer

Topics lance topics

What do people use lance to talk about?
Universe, creation Animal Types of animals Reptile

Snake

Conjugation lance conjugation

How do you conjugate lance?

lance · verb

Examples lance examples

How do I use lance in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The tongue wounds more than a lance.

Movie subtitles

I know the feel of a lance in my hand.
There's a beautiful castle that lies waiting for your lance, Sir Prince.
Here, take your lance and charge!
Look, Lance you make a belt that fits around here.
Lance, that setting wasn't adequate for a man of his size.
Lance, you can't do it that way.
Lance?
Joe, this is Lance.
Take it away, Lance Corporal Murdoch.
It's Lance!
Choose your adversary by stroke of lance upon his shield.
Lower your lance.
But the point of De Bracy's lance is still deep within that wound.
To whom did Ivanhoe tip his lance in gallantry today?
The lance. The lance?
By hereward the wake, I'll pin him on my lance like a capon on a spit.
Fetch him back on your lance!
That lily-Livered son of yours Who skittered off in terror before the lance.
Your father, Walter, bore a stout lance in battle. and he was gentle enough of heart, there's truth in that.
I could best you at the lance.
To whom did lvanhoe tip his lance in gallantry today?
This denies to you the lance.
A soldier who saw the lance thrust into his side.
Sir Griswold's lance runs the Jester through, and the marriage and the alliance proceed.
Broken lance.
You never fail to bring Lance into it, do you?
How is she, Lance?
Is it Lance?
Lance, if you say one mean word.
Isn't that sweet of Jeff, Lance?
Oh, Lance.
He's been fighting with Lance like an animal.
And was it Cupid who kicked Uncle Lance in the eye?
Well, Sally, they didn't laugh as loud at the desk as Lance laughed at Albert.
Besides, I'm moving into Lance's house.
Lance's house, where I can look after my farm.
You may tell the gentleman that Lance is going away for six months.
Tell him we're all fine, and that Uncle Lance is coming home.

News and current affairs

In the international arena, Eban's pen was his sword, and the spoken word his lance.
The cyclist Lance Armstrong recently celebrated an anniversary.
Hostage of an impossible coalition and of a settlement movement of free-lance fanatics, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's leadership is seriously compromised.

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