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  • Exact matchCommon

    bone; frame; outline, core

  • Exact match

    knack, skill, trick, secret, know-how, the ropes, hang; bone, skeleton; cremated remains (esp. the bones), ashes

  • Common

    skeleton, skeletal structure, build, frame, physique; framework

  • Common

    bone fracture

  • Common

    antique, curio

  • Common

    main point, gist, essentials, bones (e.g. of an idea), pith

  • Common

    bone marrow, medulla; true spirit, one's mind

  • Common

    boning (fish or meat), deboning; watering down (a plan, bill, etc.), dilution, emasculation; taking the backbone out of, weakening

  • Common

    glass (drinking vessel), tumbler; cups (playing card suit)

  • Common

    karuta, traditional Japanese playing cards, esp. hyakunin isshu karuta or iroha karuta

  • skeletal frame, skeleton, build, physique; framework, frame, structure; outline

  • height, pinnacle

  • pelvis

  • big-boned, sturdily built, stout; solid (plan, storyline, etc.)

  • one's own flesh and blood, blood relative, kinsman; flesh and bone, (one's) body

  • pains, efforts, trouble, labor, labour, services

  • flesh and bones

  • to be bony, to be angular

  • to exert oneself greatly, to take pains

  • bone quantity, bone mass

  • relaxation, recreation, recess

  • on the bone (meat, etc.), unboned; skeletal system, skeleton

  • bone meal, powdered bone

  • bone ash

  • build, physique, appearance

  • knack, the ropes

  • physique, phrenology

  • sparing oneself, laziness

  • playing cards; mahjong tiles made of animal bone

  • bone tool, horn implement

  • box in which ashes of the deceased are kept, box in which a funerary urn is kept

  • periosteum

  • bonesetting

  • osteoporosis

  • funerary urn

  • boorish, unrefined

  • funerary urn, cinerary urn, burial urn, cremation urn

  • to die, to become bones

  • aggregate

  • ossification