boney (Meaning)

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boney (a)

having bones especially many or prominent bones

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being very thin

Despite being an avid runner, Mark had a boney frame that made him appear more slender than muscular.
The abandoned shipwreck on the beach had a haunting aura, with its boney structure peeking through the sand.
Sophie's cat, a stray she adopted, was boney when she found it, but with proper care, it gradually regained a healthy weight.
The nutritionist warned against crash diets that might lead to a boney appearance instead of promoting overall well-being.
The old man had a boney hand with prominent veins, a testament to a life filled with hard work and experiences.
During the harsh winter, the trees' boney branches stood stark against the gray sky, devoid of leaves.
Emily noticed her dog's ribs were becoming boney, prompting her to switch to a more nutritious pet food.
The eerie Halloween decorations included a skeletal figure with boney fingers reaching out from a dark corner.
Jack's boney fingers tapped on the keyboard as he typed furiously, engrossed in his writing.
Lisa's grandmother, despite her advanced age, had a surprisingly boney grip, firm and full of vitality.

having bones especially many or prominent bones, being very thin

thin, skinny, slender, lean, lithe, slim, fatless, gaunt,skeletal, haggard

weighty, stout, tubby, gross, fleshy, beefy, thickset, rotund, plump, heavy

Despite being an avid runner, Mark had a boney frame that made him appear more slender than muscular.

The abandoned shipwreck on the beach had a haunting aura, with its boney structure peeking through the sand.

Sophie's cat, a stray she adopted, was boney when she found it, but with proper care, it gradually regained a healthy weight.

The nutritionist warned against crash diets that might lead to a boney appearance instead of promoting overall well-being.