ponced |
pounced |
As verbs the difference between ponced and pounced
is that
ponced is (
ponce) while
pounced is (
pounce).
As an adjective pounced is
(obsolete) furnished with claws or talons.
pounced |
plounced |
As verbs the difference between pounced and plounced
is that
pounced is past tense of pounce while
plounced is past tense of plounce.
As an adjective pounced
is furnished with claws or talons.
pounced |
pounded |
As verbs the difference between pounced and pounded
is that
pounced is (
pounce) while
pounded is (
pound).
As adjectives the difference between pounced and pounded
is that
pounced is (obsolete) furnished with claws or talons while
pounded is (slang).
pounced |
pounce |
As verbs the difference between pounced and pounce
is that
pounced is (
pounce) while
pounce is to sprinkle or rub with pounce powder or
pounce can be to leap into the air intending to seize someone or something.
As an adjective pounced
is (obsolete) furnished with claws or talons.
As a noun pounce is
(historical) a type of fine powder, as of sandarac, or cuttlefish bone, sprinkled over wet ink to dry the ink after writing or
pounce can be the claw or talon of a bird of prey.
pounced |
jounced |
As verbs the difference between pounced and jounced
is that
pounced is (
pounce) while
jounced is (
jounce).
As an adjective pounced
is (obsolete) furnished with claws or talons.
pounced |
pounces |
As verbs the difference between pounced and pounces
is that
pounced is (
pounce) while
pounces is (
pounce).
As an adjective pounced
is (obsolete) furnished with claws or talons.
pouncer |
pounced |
As a noun pouncer
is one who pounces.
As a verb pounced is
past tense of pounce.
As an adjective pounced is
furnished with claws or talons.
Pages