Lance . ( Of the lat. ) lancea , voice of or. ( celtiberians ). 1. f. offensive weapon consisting of a pole or long stick in whose extremity an iron pointed and cutting a blade is fixed. 2. f. rod of wood, attached by one end to the front set of a carriage, serves to give direction. At its sides are placed, engaging them, the chivalry of the trunk, which should make the shot. 3. f. metal tube that is topping the sleeves of the bombs to either direct the Jet of water. 4. f. soldier who used the launches as a weapon, was on foot or on horseback. 5. d. man of arms, with two horses, the a good horse, and the another Mule, nag or jaca, with which certain Knights and Squires, vassals of the King, a Lord or a community, served them in the war, enjoying as remuneration of some land and certain franchises. 6. f. pl. True service of money paid to the King the large and titles, instead of the soldiers that should assist in campaign. 7. com. México. Person is not worthy of confidence. Lance Castellana. 1. f. Mil. Lance (? man of arms equipped with two horses). Lance Genet. 1. f. jineta (? ( Lance short). Lance porquera, or media launches .. 1. f. short spear , Pike species. run Lance s the justadores. 1. loc. verb. Run the tournament fighting with the Spears. Undo the Lance . 1. loc. verb. In the jousts and tournaments, take or carry the spear out of righteousness that is appropriate for the boat. take Lance s in the sea. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. catch water in basket. be with the Lance in ready. 1. loc. verb. Be ready or prepared to start a company, or to upbraid or resolutely respond to someone. sink, or put, the spear to the retailer to someone. 1. locs. verbs. coloqs. Squeeze hard, making it all possible damage. there is no, or not be, launches assertive. 1. locs. verbs. Entirely defeating the enemy; do not let forces to return to combat. not to break Lance s with no one. 1. loc. verb. Be the enemy of quarrels and contentions. break Lance s two or more persons. 1. loc. verb. Fight, compete or alienating. break Lance s. 1. loc. verb. To remove the difficulties and clutter that impede the implementation of something. 2. loc. verb. Out in defense of someone or something. Take up the cudgels By his brother Take up the cudgels By the renewal of the painting be someone a Lance . 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Am. Be clever and clear. ? V. horse Lance captain of Lance s gocete of Lance hand of Lance hand of the Lance page of Lance service of Lance s