1. punce (noun)
a person who is naturally very poor at something:
2. puncist (noun)
a person who purposefully and deliberately does something poorly, but is actually good at it:
3. puncing
the act of deliberately doing something poorly:
a person who is naturally very poor at something:
2. puncist (noun)
a person who purposefully and deliberately does something poorly, but is actually good at it:
3. puncing
the act of deliberately doing something poorly:
1. "You punce, you'll never be good at singing!" or "He's a punce, he can't do anything well."
2. "British star Les Dawson was an accompished pianist, but had a comedy performance of hitting incorrect notes. He was a puncist"
3. "Johnny was puncing about at playing pool so he could hustle for bigger money"
2. "British star Les Dawson was an accompished pianist, but had a comedy performance of hitting incorrect notes. He was a puncist"
3. "Johnny was puncing about at playing pool so he could hustle for bigger money"
by MarkW March 29, 2006
"That Mr. Smith teacher, he's a bloody punce!"
or
"Those blokes outside the resteraunt are punces for looking at us like that!"
or
"Those blokes outside the resteraunt are punces for looking at us like that!"
by Reuben December 22, 2003
by Tim March 2, 2006
by Kavi July 18, 2004
by T-Moneyyyyy September 20, 2008
A mild form of punishment when someone you like does something you don't like, usually accompanied by a light fist tap to the end of the nose repeatedly.
by Al Raczkowski March 29, 2004
"hey vinny you should go pounce on that chick over there"- me
"okay *FFFFFFFRR* I pounced and it smelled"-me
you punce
"okay *FFFFFFFRR* I pounced and it smelled"-me
you punce
by safaosmfkoasmfaok August 5, 2010