1. Pieces of bone held between the fingers and rattled together in time to a tune.

2. Made of bone.

3. To take out the bones; to put bones in. To make no bones, to make no scruple. To have a bone to pick, to have something disagreeable to settle. Body and bones, altogether.

4. A firm hard substance, composing the skeleton of an animal body; a piece of the skeleton.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• beome,
• bondge,
• bondu,
• beine,
• jone,
• bunle,
• bonde,
• boqae,
• boonoe,
• yone,
• boeer,
• bonu,
• hwne,
• beyone,
• konw,
• bowe,
• borng,
• bonf,
• boxe,
• bonage

• bonny,
• boyne,
• bohne,
• bones,
• bohme,
• one,
• boehme,
• Bowne,
• boone,
• bond,
• Borne,
• bode,
• bohm,
• zone,
• bore,
• bonneau,
• Bon,
• boom,
• Bona,
• boehm,
• boyan,
• Bohon,
• gone,
• Bono,
• Bowen,
• bown,
• boen,
• bony,
• bohan,
• bonney,
• boned,
• none,
• lone,
• bohemia,
• done,
• boon,
• boney,
• bohn,
• Boni,
• boann,
• tone,
• bonn,
• bonnie,
• cone.

The adverb for the word "bone" is "bonily".

The adjective form of the word "bone" is "bony".

The plural of the "bone" can be the "bones".

The singular of the "bone" can be the "bone".