What's the difference between bonce and nonce?

Bonce


Definition:

  • (n.) A boy's game played with large marbles.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) The Brazilian could only skim it wide off the top of his own bonce; if he'd had his wits about him, he'd almost certainly have scored.
  • (2) Radcliffe plays Ig, a young man struggling to cope with the untimely death of his girlfriend in suspicious circumstances, who one day spouts a set of impressive devil-like horns on his bonce that give him insight into humanity's darkest desires.
  • (3) 11) If you're Kanye West, you can rock a mullet and no one will say anything Of course, it's not like your crew will have much room to criticise, but if anyone was going to try to stop the party around the back of Kanye's bonce, it clearly didn't do any good, as it was there, bouncy, fresh, and mullety.
  • (4) It's not exactly the Klaxons pilled off their bonce but what is?
  • (5) Hart races off his line and claws the ball off Carroll's bonce and out for a corner.
  • (6) She bows her head like someone has just put a very heavy hat on her bonce.
  • (7) But there he is at the back, his head just clearing the eclipse of the education secretary's bonce.
  • (8) 9.13pm GMT 54 min: Rotan's turn to send a set-piece into the danger area, but Sakho gets his bonce to it.

Nonce


Definition:

  • (n.) The one or single occasion; the present call or purpose; -- chiefly used in the phrase for the nonce.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) That same summer, controversy raged over the Brass Eye paedophile special, Chris Morris's dark masterpiece that talked Nonce Sense about tabloid witch-hunts.
  • (2) Meanwhile I'm missing EastEnders, where Phil Mitchell is probably clouting some nonce over the head with a lead pipe.
  • (3) The means of chronologic age and dental age were counted separately for the cleft subgroups and the non-cleft (NONC) group.
  • (4) The NONC group included 300 children with one or more congenitally absent permanent teeth, excluding the third molars, and 79 children with isolated cleft palate without accessory anomalies.
  • (5) The dental age was advanced in the CL twins and in the NONC twins, and was the same as chronologic age in the CP twins, but it was delayed in the CLP twins.
  • (6) Asymmetric formation of the 14 mandibular teeth (mostly the second premolars) was encountered in 3 of 8 CLP, in 3 of 18 CP, in 1 of 16 NONC, and in none of 5 CL children.
  • (7) The mean of all width and depth dimensions in the cleft lip group were close to the NONC controls, whereas the dimensions of the cleft palate group were 8-9 per cent smaller in the maxilla and 5-7 per cent smaller in the mandible than were those in the NONC group.
  • (8) Fifty non-cleft (NONC) and 104 cleft-affected subjects including different cleft groups were compared.
  • (9) Correlations between body size and the size of the dental arches were generally low (r less than 0.20) both in CP and NONC children.
  • (10) Although responsible for the deaths of six children, he is not a sex offender, or "nonce".
  • (11) For the N-trimethyl quaternary ions related to AcCh, tetramethylammonium ion, choline and choline ethyl ether, noncompetitive inhibition (Ki(nonc) is more favorable with the slower substrates than with AcCh, i.e., when E.S greater than EA, and is attributed to formation of enzyme-substrate-inhibitor complexes, E.S.I'.
  • (12) In the unilateral complete cleft group, the maxillary dimensions were 11-19 per cent smaller, but in the mandible only 0-4 per cent smaller than in the NONC group.
  • (13) Development of the dental arches and height and weight at the ages of 3 yr and 6 yr were studied longitudinally in 60 children with isolated cleft palate (CP) and in 50 noncleft (NONC) children.
  • (14) He's woken up to find the word "Nonce" scrawled on his kitchen window.
  • (15) Some tertiary dimethylamonio ions have more favorable Ki(nonc) values with AcCh, decreasing deacylation more than acylation.
  • (16) In the bilateral complete cleft group, the maxillary arch was only 6 per cent shorter but 30 per cent narrower at the canines than in the NONC group.
  • (17) Bilateral agenesis increased with increasing number of absent teeth per child, and it was more frequent in the maxillary teeth of the NONC group and in the mandibular teeth of the CP group.
  • (18) Symmetry and combinations of hypodontia was studied and compared in non-cleft (NONC) and cleft palate (CP) groups with different prevalences of hypodontia.
  • (19) Forty per cent of the cleft palate subjects had a crowded maxillary arch compared with 6 per cent of the NONC controls.

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