Lance

What do we mean by lance?

A thrusting weapon with a long wooden shaft and a sharp metal head. noun

A similar implement for spearing fish. noun

A cavalry lancer. noun

To pierce with a lance. transitive verb

To make a surgical incision in; cut into. transitive verb

To pierce with a lance, or with any sharp-pointed instrument.

To open with or as if with a lancet: as, to lance an abscess.

To throw in the manner of a javelin; launch.

To shoot forth as a lance.

To shoot or spring up.

To pierce.

A pointed stick of light timber used for the erection of a temporary telegraph-or telephone-line: used especially in military operations. noun

A balance. noun

A long spear used rather by couching and in the charge than for throwing; especially, the long spear of the middle ages, and of certain modern cavalry regiments in which the use of this arm is retained. noun

Any long and slender spear: applied loosely to weapons of savage tribes, etc. noun

The instrument with which a whale is killed after being harpooned and tired out. noun

In carpentry, a pointed blade, as that affixed to one side of a chipping-bit or router to sever the grain around the path of the tool. It is also used in certain crozes, gages, and planes. noun

A pyrotechnic squib used for various purposes. noun

A weapon of war, consisting of a long shaft or handle and a steel blade or head; a spear carried by horsemen.

A wooden spear, sometimes hollow, used in jousting or tilting, designed to shatter on impact with the opposing knight’s armour.

A spear or harpoon used by whalers and fishermen.

A soldier armed with a lance; a lancer.

An instrument which conveys the charge of a piece of ordnance and forces it home.

(founding) A small iron rod which suspends the core of the mold in casting a shell.

One of the small paper cases filled with combustible composition, which mark the outlines of a figure.

A lancet.

A medieval weapon used by knights in mounted combat. About half the length of a telephone pole, held at one end tucked under the arm. Urban Dictionary

(verb) to cheat in order to win... then don't fess up when everyone says you did, and a mountain of evidence is against you, and all your sponsors drop you and your organization. Urban Dictionary

The type of person who gets pervy way too easily and gets boners easily Urban Dictionary

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To laugh and dance victoriously at the same time, usually in an effort to tease or humiliate someone else after a victory. Urban Dictionary

Generally referring to 7-consecutive Tour De France Champion and professional bicyclist, Lance Armstrong. Urban Dictionary

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A boy who likes to give manbooby hugs all night long, they excite him and he doesnt ever want to stop. Urban Dictionary

Is 4 chan for when /b/ is down Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lance:
lance, dance, lane, glance, lace, ance, lange, nance, rance, vance, pance, launce, hance, mance, gance, lande, lanch, elance, -ance, lancs, sance, lince, lanie, lanco, lanci, lanae, lanse, bance, lanc, lanze, cance, fance, lnce, lanne, plance.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lance:
corporal, cade, parkin, hoyt, armstrong, doping, bombardier, murdoch, spear, briggs, archer, todd, canary, sergeant, gibbs, trevor, harper, burton, sword, lynn, wyoming, tag, trophy, storm, cycling, hunter, telegraph, bass, battalion, shield, franklin, tommy, weapon, dragon, cavalry, knight, missile, moore, rank, jeff, soldier, formation.

Words that rhyme with lance:
enhance, dance, chance, advance, circumstance, finance, stance, glance, romance, askance, trance, happenstance, freelance, expanse, france, prance, manse, perchance, hanse, nance, anse, rance, vance, danse, pance, hance, sundance, by chance, mance, in advance, take a chance, transe, dansk, ghost dance, refinance, rain dance, pomerance, song and dance, tap dance, square dance, schanz, folk dance, break dance, belly dance, religious trance, slam dance, sun dance, snake dance, game of chance, ballroom dance, at first glance, corn dance, war dance, modern dance, lanseh, cash advance, lafrance, sword dance, capital of france, clog dance, bubble dance, toe dance, round dance, fan dance, even chance, mitigating circumstance, morris dance, apache dance, high finance, interpretive dance, apache devil dance, spark advance, annuity in advance, pomeranz, patterned advance, copper glance, gothic romance, hypnotic trance, happy chance, crance, ritual dance, concert dance, ceremonial dance, schranz, film advance, minister of finance, alamance, flashdance, mccance, underfinance.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lance:
free, long, fer, broken, strong, holy, sharp, heavy, pointed, short, sacred, best, magic, wooden, golden, foot, ponderous, deadly, tough, light, tall, fiery, tipped, slender, flaming, bloody, bright, huge, stout, levelled, cooled, keen, mighty, headed, feathered, barbed, enchanted, couched, shivered, thermic, polish, une, terrible, victorious, hostile, brave, avenging, whale, moorish, celestial, thirsty, ceremonial, ashen, splintered, knightly, ready, blunted, shattered, fire, fallen, fatal, blunt, thick, quelling, uplifted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lance:
writer, corporal, journalist, writers, head, work, heads, writing, photographer, basis, artist, thrust, corporals, point, points, journalism, sergeant, designer, articles, artists, illustrator, editor, reporter, wood, author, consultant, thrusts, bearer, journalists, designers, jones, bearers, naik, career, correspondent, assignments, photographers, rest, shape, wound, critic, jobs, formation, knights, jack, material, workers, translator, director, contributor, composer, shaft, contributors, wounds, musician, business, job, translators, butt, agent, shafts, producer, researcher, musicians, photography, leaved, market, blade, intellectuals, bombardier, worker, fashion, assignment, corpl, knife, inventor, adams, editing, cartoonist, teacher, pieces, lecturer, snake, offerings, professionals, cameraman, traders, article, authors, reporters, teachers, specialists.

Consonant match to lance:
lense, launce, linse, lanseh, lince.

Words that sound like lance:
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