Bony
21bony — also boney adjective (bonier; est) Date: 14th century 1. a. consisting of bone b. resembling bone 2. a. full of bones < a bony piece of fish > b. having prominent bones …
22Bőny — Infobox Settlement subdivision type = Country subdivision name = HUN timezone=CET utc offset=+1 timezone DST=CEST utc offset DST=+2|official name=Bőny subdivision type1=County subdivision name1=Győr Moson Sopron area total km2=50.42 population… …
23bony — [ˈbəʊni] adj a bony part of the body is so thin that the shape of the bones can be seen bony fingers[/ex] …
24Bony — This interesting surname of French origin is a nickname for a handsome person, from the Northern dialect bonnie meaning fine or beautiful , still a Scottish word, apparently a diminutive of the Old French bon meaning good . The surname is found… …
25bony — adj. Bony is used with these nouns: ↑arm, ↑finger, ↑frame, ↑hand, ↑knee, ↑shoulder, ↑wrist …
26Bony — Original name in latin Bny Name in other language Bony, Bonyretalap, Bny, Bnyrtalap State code HU Continent/City Europe/Budapest longitude 47.65 latitude 17.86977 altitude 125 Population 2225 Date 2012 01 18 …
27bony — adjective his pale, bony face Syn: gaunt, angular, skinny, thin, lean, spare, spindly, skin and bones, skeletal, emaciated, underweight; informal like a bag of bones; rare starveling, macilent, gracile Ant: plump …
28bony — /ˈboʊni / (say bohnee) adjective (bonier, boniest) 1. of or like bone. 2. full of bones. 3. having prominent bones; big boned. 4. emaciated; skeletal: * the wasted image of Samantha, in a flimsy singlet and baggy trousers which exposed her bony… …
29Bony (fictional character) — Bony Information Gender Male Occupation Detective Detective Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte (Bony) is a half Aboriginal, half white detective character created by Arthur Upfield. Bony appeared in dozens of Upfield s novels from the late 1920s until… …
30Bony (Aisne) — Bony Pour les articles homonymes, voir Bony (homonymie). Bony Administration Pays France Région Picardie Département …
