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- noun A member of the Skull and Bones
secret society at Yale University, USA.
Etymologies
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Examples
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FEYERICK: For decades members called Bonesman dismissed the suggestion as a hoax, but a Bonesman's letter written in 1918 discovered two years ago at Yale suggests otherwise.
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Mead's report was addressed to his fellow "Bonesman" F.
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Predictably, the DNC (already assured YOUR votes were in the bag) responded by running the hemming-hawing obfuscator (and fellow Bush 'Bonesman'!)
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Mead's report was addressed to his fellow "Bonesman" F.
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Wilson confesses that he's kept secret the suicide of his father who was an admiral and a Bonesman himself.
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In the last election, Kerry was running against a fellow-Bonesman.
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The Bonesman in the Village wouldn't stand for it any other way.
"The trouble with Sanjay Gupta," says Paul Krugman, is seen in the way he "mugged" Michael Moore.
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Please find a single example in history in which a Bonesman, no matter how bone-headed, has been allowed to fail in even the most outrageous displays of incompetence in business, politics, etc.
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In the last election, Kerry was running against a fellow-Bonesman.
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He's a Bonesman, untouched and untouchable, as are his circle of friendsters who pay vigorously and thrive.
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