whettlebones Synonyms
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whettlebones Meaning
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whettlebones (n. pl.)
The vertebrae of the back.
whettlebones Sentence Examples
- The elderly man spent hours whittling intricate designs into his whettlebones.
- The artist's whettlebones were well-crafted, allowing him to create astonishingly detailed sculptures.
- The children played a lively game of "Snap the Whettlebones," giggling with each click.
- The whittler's whettlebones were as sharp as a razor, effortlessly slicing through the soft wood.
- The museum's collection included an impressive display of ancient whettlebones, showcasing the artistry of long-lost civilizations.
- The whettlebones hung from a string around her neck, a sentimental reminder of her childhood.
- The sharp whettlebones gleamed in the sunlight, promising hours of creative expression.
- The whettlebones were passed down through generations, each new owner adding their own unique touch to the designs.
- The craftsman carefully honed his whettlebones, ensuring they were ready for the intricate carving that lay ahead.
- The table was adorned with a bowl of whettlebones, inviting the guests to whittle and chat.
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The vertebrae of the back.
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The elderly man spent hours whittling intricate designs into his whettlebones.
The artist's whettlebones were well-crafted, allowing him to create astonishingly detailed sculptures.
The children played a lively game of "Snap the Whettlebones," giggling with each click.
The whittler's whettlebones were as sharp as a razor, effortlessly slicing through the soft wood.
