Marrowbones
[mar-oh-bohn] /ˈmær oʊˌboʊn/
1.
a bone containing edible marrow.
2.
marrowbones, Facetious. the knees.
/ˈmærəʊˌbəʊnz/
plural noun
1.
(facetious) the knees
2.
a rare word for crossbones See skull and crossbones
/ˈmærəʊˌbəʊn/
noun
1.
n.
late 14c., from marrow + bone (n.). A poetic Old English word for “bone” was mearhcofa “marrow-chamber.”
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