ponce's Usage Examples:

scene in London, particularly to thrive, off criminal gangs, pimps and ponces.

concert party in India, who told them: ""No man who puts on make-up and ponces about on a stage is normal - what are you?" "We"re a bunch of poofs!" we"d.

"The self-perpetuating ponce-mafia oligarchy of effete bourgeois wankers who run the "literary scene" must be swept aside by a tidal wave of screaming.

1909–1934 Royal Standard of Albert I A square rouge ponceau banner of the royal arms personalised.

Another example is Hadrian, one of the Roman emperors born in Hispania, specifically in Italica (Santiponce today).

selections, social history, dirty squatters, social security scroungers, workshy ponces and a whole load of cultural misappropriation", for which the first entry.

"The self-perpetuating ponce-mafia oligarchy of effete bourgeois wankers who run the "literary scene" must be swept aside by a.

Alexander Toponce, a merchant in Bannack at the time believed the number of banishments was high but wrote this in his autobiography: Reminiscences of Alexander.

series of poncey, lighter-than-air books aimed at smug Sunday supplement pseuds looking for something clever-looking to read on the plane "Flaccid fallacies".

She accused the government of permitting the burgeoning club scene in London, particularly to thrive, off criminal gangs, pimps and ponces.

1993–2013 Royal Standard of Albert II A square rouge ponceau banner.

""They weren"t just ponces!" – how Them glammed up boring Britain".

rouge ponceau banner of the royal arms personalised with the King"s cypher in each corner.

Synonyms:

man, adult male,

Antonyms:

black, draftee, woman,