noncy

English

Etymology

From nonce +‎ -y.

Adjective

noncy (comparative more noncy, superlative most noncy)

1. (UK, slang) Characteristic of a nonce, or sex offender.
   • 2011, Freddie Foreman, Tony Lambrianou, Getting it Straight: Villains Talking:

     He was a noncy guy. […] The nonce whispered something in the kid's ear, squeezed his arse, and got his face opened up from ear to ear.

   • 2015, Fredrik Hansen, Ghost: Inception:

     'Are you saying I look like a noncy man doll?' Dutch asked.
     'You're not exactly the rugged SAS action man type we're all made out to be are ya mate?'

Anagrams

• Cynon, conny