Definition of bonce in English:

bonce

noun bɒns

British informal

A person's head.
〈英，非正式〉（人的）头，脑袋
he will be wearing a hat to stop his bonce from burning
Example sentencesExamples
- The gallery steps are a popular gathering point for local youths and the statue of the Iron Duke usually has a traffic cone on its bonce.
- I particularly like the second picture, ‘During Therapy’, where Shane appears to have a small Star Wars Skimmer balanced on his bonce.
- The weather has been great so far, sunny all day, and Andy is looking a bit red on his shiny bonce.
- The pressure of stepping out in public with a new bonce is not to be taken lightly, though.
- It's all about what's going on in your bonce, and you're probably saying to yourself: ‘I've have to do this perfectly.’
- Have regular trims to get the bonce in shape and remember to plan ahead.
- Of course, the natural question then is: ‘whose donated hair cells am I going to have fixed to my shiny bonce?’
- I had the attention span of a punch-drunk goldfish with Alzheimer's and Bob was scratching his bonce and looking into his beer for inspiration.
- No hairdresser, looking at a head of hair as thick as mine, would think that a short-all-over style would do well on my bonce.
- 62 mins: Ljungberg crosses one in from the right on to Henry's bonce.
- 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.
- Men who maybe thinning on top should definitely wear one, after all not many of us (men or women) put suncream on our bonces.
- It does not leave Cooper though feeling his bonce is being knocked against a brick wall.
- Someone chucked a grenade my way and the shell bounced off my bonce.
- And the bloke's got four strands of hair combed all the way up to cover his bonce.
- A helpful local in Grand Canaria offered to rub cactus juice on the aforementioned bonce, to relieve the burning.
- He's trying to over compensate for the stuff he's losing on top of his bonce...I bet next time I go into that shop, he'll have it in a pony tail.
- That free-kick came a long, long way before it engaged Bouma's bonce, and the marking was pitiful.
- I stand back and scratch me bonce, £425 for this, is that right?
- The only instant judgment I can make is whether the ball is heading straight for my bonce.
Synonyms
skull, cranium, crown

Origin

Mid 19th century (denoting a large marble): of unknown origin.

This slang word for ‘head’ was originally a large marble; the origin remains unknown.

Rhymes

ensconce, nonce, ponce, response, sconce

词汇	bonce
释义	Definition of bonce in English: bonce noun bɒns British informal A person's head. 〈英，非正式〉（人的）头，脑袋 he will be wearing a hat to stop his bonce from burning Example sentencesExamples The gallery steps are a popular gathering point for local youths and the statue of the Iron Duke usually has a traffic cone on its bonce. I particularly like the second picture, ‘During Therapy’, where Shane appears to have a small Star Wars Skimmer balanced on his bonce. The weather has been great so far, sunny all day, and Andy is looking a bit red on his shiny bonce. The pressure of stepping out in public with a new bonce is not to be taken lightly, though. It's all about what's going on in your bonce, and you're probably saying to yourself: ‘I've have to do this perfectly.’ Have regular trims to get the bonce in shape and remember to plan ahead. Of course, the natural question then is: ‘whose donated hair cells am I going to have fixed to my shiny bonce?’ I had the attention span of a punch-drunk goldfish with Alzheimer's and Bob was scratching his bonce and looking into his beer for inspiration. No hairdresser, looking at a head of hair as thick as mine, would think that a short-all-over style would do well on my bonce. 62 mins: Ljungberg crosses one in from the right on to Henry's bonce. 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. Men who maybe thinning on top should definitely wear one, after all not many of us (men or women) put suncream on our bonces. It does not leave Cooper though feeling his bonce is being knocked against a brick wall. Someone chucked a grenade my way and the shell bounced off my bonce. And the bloke's got four strands of hair combed all the way up to cover his bonce. A helpful local in Grand Canaria offered to rub cactus juice on the aforementioned bonce, to relieve the burning. He's trying to over compensate for the stuff he's losing on top of his bonce...I bet next time I go into that shop, he'll have it in a pony tail. That free-kick came a long, long way before it engaged Bouma's bonce, and the marking was pitiful. I stand back and scratch me bonce, £425 for this, is that right? The only instant judgment I can make is whether the ball is heading straight for my bonce. Synonyms skull, cranium, crown Origin Mid 19th century (denoting a large marble): of unknown origin. This slang word for ‘head’ was originally a large marble; the origin remains unknown. Rhymes ensconce, nonce, ponce, response, sconce
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