Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- transitive verb To remove the bones from.
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- verb To remove the
bones from something.
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- verb remove the bones from
Etymologies
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Examples
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Unlike when DC ads an extra insert of advertising, you cannot 'debone' the Marvel comics of their extra bulk.
Archive 2007-11-01 David S. Carter 2007
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Unlike when DC ads an extra insert of advertising, you cannot 'debone' the Marvel comics of their extra bulk.
I swear Marvel, if you keep doing this crap I'm going to stop buying your floppies David S. Carter 2007
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He also noted that the large fish was difficult to debone, a likely reason that this fish has not caught on in the U.S.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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How much meat do you get out of a deer when you debone it?
How much meat do you get out of a deer when you debone it? Let's say a big whitetail doe. 2009
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He also noted that the large fish was difficult to debone, a likely reason that this fish has not caught on in the U.S.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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Specialty butchers generally have access to rabbit and can debone the hind legs for you.
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We debone the hams for steaks, cut the loins into 6-8 pieces, and either grind or can the rest.
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We debone the hams for steaks, cut the loins into 6-8 pieces, and either grind or can the rest.
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How much meat do you get out of a deer when you debone it?
How much meat do you get out of a deer when you debone it? Let's say a big whitetail doe. 2009
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Sometimes, he will grill a whole salmon or turbot on a cedar plank, debone the fish and then serve it on the plank.
Prepping Food for the Eyes Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan 2011
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