1. The claw of a bird of prey.

2. To sprinkle with pounce.

3. To fall on suddenly; to fall on and seize with claws.

4. A line powder used to sprinkle over freshly written paper to prevent blotting: also to sprinkle into holes in paper in pattern-making.

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

• wounce,
• tonce,
• sournce,
• ponced,
• poung,
• spounse,
• porce,
• counci,
• sunce,
• pouns,
• prounoce,
• poduce,
• wonce,
• prouce,
• oounce,
• peince,
• oiunce,
• ounze,
• siunce,
• ionce

• poncho,
• ponca,
• ponce,
• pong,
• pouncy,
• pongee,
• ponka,
• pons,
• pouncey,
• pongo.

The adverb for the word "pounce" is "pouncingly".

The adjective form of the word "pounce" is "pouncing".

The plural of the "pounce" can be the "pounces".

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