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Meaning of bladebone
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bladebone (n.)
The scapula. See Blade, 4.
bladebone Sentence Examples
- The butcher expertly carved the meat away from the bladebone, ensuring each cut was precise.
- After roasting, the bladebone of the turkey served as a handle for lifting the succulent meat off the platter.
- The chef recommended slow-cooking the pork shoulder with the bladebone intact for added flavor and tenderness.
- As I sharpened my knife, I carefully avoided nicking the bladebone while preparing the meat.
- The bladebone of the lamb was carefully removed to create perfect chops for grilling.
- With a firm grip, I twisted the bladebone of the chicken, separating it from the rest of the carcass.
- The hunter proudly displayed the bladebone of the deer as a trophy of his successful hunt.
- Grandma's secret recipe involved simmering the soup with the bladebone of the beef for hours, infusing it with rich flavor.
- The bladebone, once cleaned and polished, served as a makeshift knife handle during camping trips.
- Removing the bladebone from the fish was a delicate task, requiring precision to avoid damaging the flesh.
FAQs About the word bladebone
The scapula. See Blade, 4.
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The butcher expertly carved the meat away from the bladebone, ensuring each cut was precise.
After roasting, the bladebone of the turkey served as a handle for lifting the succulent meat off the platter.
The chef recommended slow-cooking the pork shoulder with the bladebone intact for added flavor and tenderness.
As I sharpened my knife, I carefully avoided nicking the bladebone while preparing the meat.
