boned
word · lemma: bone
Definition
'Boned' describes meat or fish from which the bones have been removed. It can also be used more generally for anything with the 'bones' (hard structure) taken out.
Usage & Nuances
'Boned' is usually used in food contexts (e.g., boned chicken, boned fish). The opposite is 'bone-in'. It is often seen on packaging, menus, or cooking instructions. Rarely, it can be used figuratively.
Spanish: sin hueso - deshuesadoPortuguese (BR): sem osso - desossadoPortuguese (PT): sem osso - desossadoChinese (Simplified): 去骨的Chinese (Traditional): 去骨的Hindi: हड्डी निकाला हुआArabic: مزال العظمBengali: হাড়ছাড়া - হাড় ছাড়ানোRussian: без костей - обезкостенныйJapanese: 骨なしVietnamese: rút xương - bỏ xươngKorean: 뼈를 제거한 - 뼈 없는Turkish: kemiksizUrdu: بغیر ہڈی کےIndonesian: tanpa tulang
Example Sentences
I need boned chicken breasts for this recipe.
basic
He bought a piece of boned fish at the market.
basic
Is this meat boned or bone-in?
basic
I prefer boned cuts because they're easier to cook.
natural
Can you get me some boned lamb chops from the store?
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The chef only uses boned fish to avoid any accidents.
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