Adjective:

எலும்பு D,

boned's Usage Examples:

This cat has a broad body and is large boned.

One tormenting impression did not leave him: that those broad- boned reddish hands with hairy wrists visible from under the shirt sleeves, those hands which he loved and hated, held him in their power.

Or you could opt for a satin boned corset complete with lace-up back, combining luxury with security.

Pierre, carefully stretching his neck so as not to touch the quilt, followed her suggestion and pressed his lips to the large boned, fleshy hand.

He was about the middle size, large boned, but not fleshy.

" Moss culture " may be tried, the common sphagnum or moss of the swamps, mixed with one-twentieth of its bulk of bonedust, being laid as a mulch on the top of the earth of the flower-pots; its effect is to shield the pots from the sun, and at the same time stimulate the roots to come to the surface.

"intones the lyric in a cold monotone making for a grim but groovin ' piece of bare-boned funk.

With bridal design, the sky is the limit - from boned bodices to velvet fur trimmed coats the scope for creativity is huge.

A scallop shell niche below the arch contains a ribboned wreath around a cross.

A chance to show off your culinary skills with Michael Bonacini's impressive boned chicken galantine.

The top has full underwire construction and boned sided to give you fantastic support up to size 38-D.

inflated with helium, ribboned, weighted and come with a card with your personal message.

Synonyms:

boney, bony,

Antonyms:

deboned, fat, boneless,