boned
Had skeleton extracted
Boned means having bones or having bones removed, depending on context: a boned corset (stiffened with bone), a boned turkey (bones removed).
In slang, boned means had sex with: They boned last night.
To be boned can also mean to be in trouble—a euphemism for fucked: If the boss finds out, we're boned.
Cleared of skeleton
- butterfliedSplit and flattened
- rolledRotated or turned over
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- trimmedCut to neaten
prepared · butchered · dressed · carved · boneless · fish · poultry · roast
Internal supportive framework
- femurUpper leg bone
- vertebraeInterlocking bones of spine
- tibiaMain lower leg bone
- craniumSkull bone structure
mandible · clavicle · scapula · patella · radius · ulna · humerus · ribs
Mass-to-volume ratio
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
- osteoporosisDisease weakening skeletal structure
- collagenStructural body protein
- mineralizationConversion to mineral form
phosphate · marrow · fortified · brittle · porous · healthy · fracture · deterioration
filleted
Cleared of skeleton
- butterfliedSplit and flattened
- rolledRotated or turned over
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
trimmed · prepared · butchered · dressed · carved · boneless · fish · poultry · roast · ham
skeleton
Internal supportive framework
cranium · mandible · clavicle · scapula · patella · radius · ulna · humerus · ribs · pelvis
density
Mass-to-volume ratio
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
- osteoporosisDisease weakening skeletal structure
- collagenStructural body protein
mineralization · phosphate · marrow · fortified · brittle · porous · healthy · fracture · deterioration · mass
framework
Underlying support system
whalebone · ribbing · stiffened · reinforced · underwire · hoops · crinoline · bustle · busk · girdle
bonedbone-in
With skeleton intact
unboned · whole · intact · unprepared · skin-on
bonedunboned
Bones not removed
unstructured · unstiffened · soft · flexible · unsupported
- broken boneCracked skeletal element
- funny boneUlnar nerve area
- bare bonesMinimal necessary elements
- skin and bonesExtreme thinness, no flesh
- makes no bones aboutStates frankly without evasion
- to the boneTo the deepest extent
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