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Part of Speech: noun
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Add the herbs, mace, pepper, and onions, and stock or water; cover the pan with a closely- fitting lid, and simmer for 2 hours, shaking the stewpan occasionally. - "The Book of Household Management", Mrs. Isabella Beeton.
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Or, maybe, all is bright with pleasure- seeking crowds and ladies decked in all their bravery, and just a glimpse is caught of scarlet and of black, with gleam of silver mace, as the Vice- Chancellor's procession goes to give degrees. - "Oxford", Frederick Douglas How.
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But these Saxons are getting uppermost again, and the yard measure, I fear me, is more potent in these holiday times than the mace or the battle- axe. - "The Last Of The Barons, Complete", Edward Bulwer-Lytton.