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bone

1. verb, vulgar slang To have sexual intercourse. I can't believe you two boned last night! He's not a long-term relationship-type of guy. He clearly just wants to bone you. A: "I think those two boned last night after the party." B: "Well, they did spend the whole night flirting!"
2. noun, vulgar slang The penis. You need to keep your bone in your pants and stop sleeping with random girls! Hey, I don't want to see your bone—pull up your pants! They said there's a guy going around flashing his bone to people in Central Park.
3. noun, vulgar slang An erection. I got a bone while daydreaming in math class today—it was so embarrassing! Sarah became quite embarrassed when she noticed that her date had a bone in the middle of the movie. Wow, I only caught a glimpse of my wife in that skimpy outfit and I already have a bone!
4. The trombone. I used to play the bone in the marching band in high school. I knew that Ed played he trumpet, but I had no idea he was learning to play the bone! Who is playing the bone at this ungodly hour? No civilian wants to be awakened by a brass instrument!
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bone

verb
See boner

bone

1. n. a trombone. (see also bones.) She plays the bone like nobody’s business.
2. Go to boner.

bones

1. n. dice. (See additional forms at bone.) Toss me the bones and get out your checkbooks.
2. n. a nickname for a ship’s physician. (From sawbones. Also the nickname of the doctor on the starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame.) This fat bones actually wanted me to lose weight.
3. n. a nickname for a skinny person. (Also a term of address.) Ask bones there what he wants to drink.
4. n. dollars; money; cash. The tickets only cost a few bones, but the play was lousy and I want my money back.
See also: bone
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