Definitionadj. having bones especially many or prominent bones
Last update: July 2, 2015
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The battle of Fuentes d'Onoro followed, in which Wellington was only able to extricate the army from a dangerous predicament which "if Boney had been there" would have been a disaster. [Please select]
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Ole Boney 'isself wasn't much of a one to look at.' [Please select]
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And more than that, why, that cursed Boney--" "Adam, in Mr. [Please select]
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I am not ashamed to say thank God for the existence of that blessed Boney. [Please select]
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"Yes, Boney's got a keen scent for provisions," laughed the pedler. [Please select]
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You see his real name is Bonaparte; we only call him Boney, for short. [Please select]
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=14 Boney Pate,= Calved May 1st, 1862; bred by and the property of E. [Please select]
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He thought Boney was talking of some kind of feed. [Please select]
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He was a great man for the guinea trade that was carried on with France in the time of Boney's wars. [Please select]
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I'm told that Boney tried to get all the gold out o' this country, by payin' three shillings more than each guinea was worth for it, but that seems unreasonable to me.' [Please select]
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