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bone
bone
bone
1.
n.
a trombone. (see also
bones
.)
She plays the bone like nobody’s business.
2.
Go to boner.
bone
verb
See
boner
See:
a bag of bones
a bone of contention
a bone to pick
a bone to pick with
all skin and bones
bad to the bone
bag of bones
bare bones
bare-bones
be as dry as a bone
be bone dry
be bone idle
be chilled to the bone
be close to the bone
be cut to the bone
be like a dog with a bone
be skin and bone
be soaked to the bone
big boned
bone
bone dry
bone factory
bone of contention
bone out
bone shaking
bone to pick
bone to pick, have a
bone up
bone-crunching
bone-deep
bone-idle
boner
bones
bred in the bone
chill (one) to the bone
chill to the bone
chilled to the bone
close to the bone
crazy bone
cut to the bone
cut to the quick
dry as dust
feel in bones
feel in one's bones
feel it in (one's) bones
flesh out
funny bone
Hard words break no bones
have a bone on
have a bone to pick
have a bone to pick with
he doesn't have a [jealous, mean, unkind etc.] bone in his body
I feel it in my bones
in bones
jump bones
jump someone’s bones
knuckle bones
laid to the bone
lazy-bones
make (one's) bones
make no bones about
Make no bones about it
not have a bone in body
nothing but skin and bones and skin and bones
pick a bone with (someone)
roll the bones
silked to the bone
skin and bones
soak (someone) to the bone
soaked to the bone
Sticks and stones may break my bones
sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me
the bare bones
the nearer the bone, the sweeter the meat
throw a bone
throw a bone to (someone)
Throw me a bone!
tickle (someone's) funny bone
to the bone
toss (someone) a bone
toss a bone to (someone)
wear fingers to the bone
work fingers to the bone
work one's fingers to the bone
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
CecÍLia
-
Portuguese, Slovak, Hungarian
KnÚTr
-
Ancient Scandinavian
Apolena
-
Czech, Slovak
Deonne
-
English (Rare)
Cinzia
-
Italian
Akiba
ah-KEE-vah
Hebrew
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