boned

she was fine-boned and boyishly slim.

she boned up on languages she had learned long ago and went back to New Guinea.

General Appetence: Heavy squarish built with not too long legs, almost short compared to the body, heavy boned short thick neck with thick mane like coat.

The chef boned the chicken before roasting it.

She boned the fish carefully to remove all the bones.

He accidentally boned his finger while working with the knife.

The butcher boned the meat for the customer.

The surgeon boned the patient's leg during the operation.

She prefers to buy boneless chicken for stir-frying.

The dog boned the toy until it fell apart.

He boned up on his math skills before the exam.

She boned the ham for the holiday dinner.

The cat boned the fish left unattended on the table.

You'd say " Well, you know, she's, she's big boned."

He wouldn't make more than a mouthful. -Not when he's skinned and boned.

And I seemed to myself a big boned boy from the South, a country boy after all.

Any fish will do that is large enough to be boned and filleted.

In short, we hate to break it to you, but this time you're absolutely boned.

On top of that lay gently a layer of boned fish.

Yeah, me, too. He boned me.

They were typically made of two layers of cotton or linen and lightly boned or corded.

First, you fry your pristine fish, boned and filleted, rolled in fine cornmeal and salt and dropped into sizzling fat.

Bruce got boned by a couple of his bartenders, and he's short, so I just got here to pick up a shift.