Meanings of bone turkey in English

Boned turkey had never yet figured at a party at Longbridge.

The interruption was soon forgotten; the mottoes and boned turkey were again in demand.

Have you put down the boned turkey, Emmeline?

When cold put it in a boned turkey mold that has been garnished, and fill with aspic.

Carcasses from boned turkey, duck, and chicken

By-the-bye we must have four dishes of boned turkey; nothing so mean as to have a small quantity.

Lay the boned turkey leg on a chopping board, skin side down, longest facing you, and open it out flat.

"I'll thank you for a little boned turkey"-weresounds heard in every direction.

People could neither flirt nor dance, they could talk neither pure nonsense, nor pure speculation, without the Boned Turkey in perspective.

A boned turkey is frequently served up cold, covered with lumps of currant jelly; slices of which are laid round the dish.

Yez had orter see the illigant boned turkey she made out o' veal, stuck through with shrivelled black ground apples, she called 'puffles'!

"We must have boned turkey, of course."

But iced champagne was now at the parched lips, and boned turkey and jellied ham were waiting attention, and a good time had come.

"In the first place, Emmeline," said the 'city-lady,' "we must have boned turkey: put down boned turkey."

"-"Bonedturkey"-"ShallI give you boned turkey?"

Now it so happened that neither Mrs. Bibbs nor Mrs. Tibbs, though such fascinating ladies, had ever seen, tasted, or heard of boned turkey before.