The only ____ I’ve ever broken is my little toe.

noun

1. One of the hard parts of the skeleton of a vertebrate
2. Any of various hard animal substances or structures (such as baleen or ivory) akin to or resembling bone
3. The hard largely calcareous connective tissue of which the adult skeleton of most vertebrates is chiefly composed
4. Essence, core

   "cut costs to the bone"

5. The most deeply ingrained part heart
6. The basic design or framework (as of a play or novel)
7. Matter, subject

   "a bone of contention"

8. Thin bars of bone, ivory, or wood held in pairs between the fingers and used to produce musical rhythms
9. A strip of material (such as whalebone or steel) used to stiffen a garment (such as a corset)
10. Dice
11. Something that is designed to placate sop
12. A light beige
13. Inclination

    "hadn't a political bone in his body"

14. Dollar

verb

1. To remove the bones from

   "bone a fish"

2. To provide (a garment) with stays
3. To rub (something, such as a boot or a baseball bat) with something hard (such as a piece of bone) in order to smooth the surface
4. To have sexual intercourse with (someone)
5. To study hard grind

   "bone through medical school"

adverb

1. Extremely, very

   "bone tired"

biographical name

1. Sir Muirhead 1876–1953 Scottish etcher and painter

geographical name

1. Commune and port on a gulf of the Mediterranean Sea northeast of Constantine in northeastern Algeria population 305,526

noun

1. The white porous residue chiefly of tribasic calcium phosphate from bones calcined in air used especially in making pottery and glass and in cleaning jewelry

noun

1. The black residue chiefly of tribasic calcium phosphate and carbon from bones calcined in closed vessels used especially as a pigment or as a decolorizing adsorbent in sugar manufacturing

adjective

1. Intensely cold

   "bone-chilling weather"

noun

1. Translucent white china made with bone ash or calcium phosphate and characterized by whiteness

adjective

1. Very dry
2. Dry