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Title	Pounce
Number of Pages	128 Pages
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Time	47 min 49 seconds
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Pounce

Category: Crafts, Hobbies & Home, Christian Books & Bibles, Arts & Photography
Author: Jamie Lee Curtis, Tara Westover
Publisher: Alka Joshi
Published: 2018-04-06
Writer: Lee Strobel, Tijan
Language: Norwegian, French, Finnish
Format: Audible Audiobook, epub

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Pounce | Definition of Pounce at - Pounce definition, to swoop down suddenly and grasp, as a bird does in seizing its prey. verb (used with object), pounced, pounc·ing. to seize (prey) suddenly: The bird quickly pounced its prey.

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pounce | Origin and meaning of pounce by Online Etymology Dictionary - In falconry, the heel claw is a talon, and others are pounces. Hence, "a stab, thrust" (c. 1400). In Middle English also the name of a tool for punching holes or embossing metal (late 14c.), from pounce (v.)

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Pounce | Definition of Pounce by Merriam-Webster - Pounce definition is - the claw of a bird of prey. How to use pounce in a sentence. Definition of pounce (Entry 5 of 5). 1 : a fine powder formerly used to prevent ink from spreading.

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Pounce definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary - Pounce definition: If someone pounces on you, they come up towards you suddenly and take hold of you. | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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pounce - pounce — [pauns] v [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: pounce [i] claw (15 19 centuries), probably from puncheon pointed weapon (14 20 centuries), from Old French poinchon] to suddenly move

Pounce - definition of pounce by The Free Dictionary - Define pounce. pounce synonyms, pounce pronunciation, pounce translation, English dictionary 3. To turn the attention to and try to take advantage of: pounce on an opportunity; pounced on

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