1. A fore-and-aft sail.

2. A short over-jacket worn by men or women, introduced by an Earl Spencer.

3. One who has care of the spence.

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

• dispencer,
• spene,
• spponcer,
• specey,
• sencier,
• speace,
• spancer,
• scence,
• sience,
• sponser,
• speacers,
• sponcor,
• spente,
• spende,
• seence,
• puncer,
• despencer,
• spencers,
• sponce,
• spance

• spinnaker,
• sponseller,
• Spink,
• sphincter,
• spenser,
• spinach,
• Spong,
• Spence,
• spinster,
• Spangler,
• spanker,
• sponge,
• spang,
• sponge up,
• sponsor,
• spunk,
• spinose,
• spank,
• sponger,
• Sponsler,
• sponge on,
• spinacia,
• spangle,
• spengler,
• spongefly.

The plural of the "spencer" can be the "spencers".

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