piquance
/ˈpiːk(ə)ns/rare
noun
= piquancy.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Ouida’ (1839–1908), novelist (real name Marie Louise de la Ramée). From piquant: see -ance.
- Scotch barley
- Scotch barley broth
- Scotch Baronial
- Scotch Blackface
- Scotch boiler
- Scotch bonnet
- Scotch boot
- Scotch broom
- Scotch broth
- Scotch cap
- Scotch carpet
- Scotch cart
- Scotch catch
- Scotch Celtic
- Scotch cloth
- Scotch coffee
- Scotch collops
- Scotch cousin
- Scotch crocus
- Scotch dipper
- Scotch douche
- scotched collops
- Scotch egg
- Scotch ell
- Scotch elm