| AITCHBONES | • aitchbones n. Plural of aitchbone. • aitch-bones n. Plural of aitch-bone.
 • AITCHBONE n. the rump bone of cattle; the rump cut of beef, also EDGEBONE.
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| ANKLEBONES | • anklebones n. Plural of anklebone. • ANKLEBONE n. the bone of the ankle.
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| BELLIBONES | • bellibones n. Plural of bellibone. • BELLIBONE n. (Spenser) a woman excelling both in beauty and goodness, also BONIBELL, BONNIBELL.
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| BONESETTER | • bonesetter n. One who realigns broken or disjointed bones. • BONESETTER n. one who sets broken or dislocated bones.
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| BONESHAKER | • boneshaker n. A velocipede (the bicycle of the late 1860s). • boneshaker n. Something jolty.
 • bone-shaker n. Alternative spelling of boneshaker.
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| CHEEKBONES | • cheekbones n. Plural of cheekbone. • cheek-bones n. Plural of cheek-bone.
 • cheek␣bones n. Plural of cheek bone.
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| CROSSBONES | • crossbones n. A representation of two femurs (thighbones) crossed diagonally, chiefly combined with a human skull… • cross-bones n. Alternative form of crossbones.
 • cross-bones n. Plural of cross-bone.
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| GREENBONES | • greenbones n. Plural of greenbone. • GREENBONE n. a garfish; a viviparous blenny.
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| RACKABONES | • rackabones n. (Informal, derogatory) A very lean person or animal, especially a lean horse. • RACKABONES n. a very lean animal, esp. a horse.
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| SAWBONESES | • sawboneses n. Plural of sawbones. • SAWBONES n. (colloquial) a surgeon.
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| SHANKBONES | • shankbones n. Plural of shankbone. • shank-bones n. Plural of shank-bone.
 • SHANKBONE n. the bone of the shank.
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| THIGHBONES | • thighbones n. Plural of thighbone. • THIGHBONE n. the bone of the leg between the hip joint and the knee, the femur.
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| WHALEBONES | • whalebones n. Plural of whalebone. • WHALEBONE n. a light flexible substance consisting of the baleen plates of whales.
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