bony in Latin
bony in Latin is osseus — bony means thin, with bones that are noticeably visible or prominent.
bony in Latin
osseus
Resembling, having the appearance or consistence of, or relating to bone; osseous.
What does "bony" mean?
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adj Thin, with bones that are noticeably visible or prominent.
"His bony fingers gripped the railing."
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adj Relating to or made of bone.
"The fish has a bony plate protecting its head."
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bony in a sentence
- His bony fingers gripped the railing.
- The fish has a bony plate protecting its head.
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What is "bony" in Latin?
"bony" in Latin is osseus. bony means: Thin, with bones that are noticeably visible or prominent.
How do you use "bony" in a sentence?
Example: "His bony fingers gripped the railing." In Latin, "bony" is osseus.
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