Launce is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAUNCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Spenser) to pierce
NOUN:
• A lance.
• A balance.
• See Lant, the fish.
• very small silvery eellike schooling fishes that burrow into sandy beaches
• a sand eel; a small elongated marine fish which lives in shallow waters of the northern hemisphere, often found burrowing in the sand.
• a balance or scale.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a marine fish
• old form oflance

Words related to LAUNCE

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Words that contain LAUNCE

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How to use LAUNCE in a sentence

• The good old Albert pants, again To dare the hostile field, The cause of Henry to maintain, For him, the launce to wield.
• Launce, devouring his breakfast, instantly looked up from his plate, and then, at a second touch from Natalie, looked down again in a violent hurry.
• At the same moment Natalie laid down her knife and softly touched Launce under the table.
• Launce looked, and twice touched Natalie under the table.
• Natalie laid down her knife again, and again touched Launce under the table.
• Launce was the person who set Sir Joseph going again.
• Launce stopped her, as she laid her hand on the lock.
• He was passed by Launce, driving, in company with a gentleman, in a cab.
• I can tell you this, Launce, if I am to be persuaded into marrying you, the law of Abduction is the only thing that will induce me to do it.
• Launce has married her! Done! Come what may of it, done! The service ends.
• You and Launce are coming to dinner, and I will see that you have your little private opportunities of retirement afterward.
• If I let Richard kiss my hand again in his presence, Launce warns me he will knock him down.
• There he was, my dear, with his scowling face, looking as if he longed to kill Launce.
• Launce will join us before the evening party begins.
• You will sit next to Launce, and you will give him private instructions not to find the fan.
• Launce, in obedience to a sign from Natalie, volunteered to find the music-books.
• So did the merciless irony of circumstances make Launce the innocent means of exposing his own secret to discovery.
• A fairer chance of sending Launce for the fan could not possibly have offered itself.
• Arrived in the next room, both Turlington and Launce resumed their places among the guests with the same object in view.
• I would have communicated with Launce, but I do not know his address.
• Launce quietly closed the heavy window-shutters, lined with iron, and put up the bar.
• Shakespeare draws them from life, and from his own observation of Warwickshire rustics, as he drew the two Gobbos, Launce, Christopher Sly, and a host of minor characters.

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