1. A small river fish, the dare or dart of the same genus with the roach.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• facee,
• donce,
• tache,
• dnace,
• jayce,
• dafe,
• dancy,
• hace,
• cahce,
• cace,
• faci,
• sarce,
• dince,
• oace,
• kace,
• davice,
• darck,
• kacie,
• dnacer,
• daced

• race,
• dago,
• daze,
• dale,
• dais,
• pace,
• dash,
• dame,
• das,
• Daisey,
• dice,
• dagg,
• DAWS,
• dawes,
• dake,
• dag,
• ace,
• dane,
• dague,
• dazey,
• dacca,
• Dacey,
• dare,
• face,
• lace,
• date,
• dance,
• dawsey,
• dassie,
• daza,
• days,
• dak,
• DASS.

The adjective form of the word "dace" is "dacy"

The plural of the "dace" can be the "daces".

The singular of the "dace" can be the "dace".