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Meanings of deboning in English
Synonyms
Examples for "boning"
Examples for "boning"
1
A long, flexible blade for boning meat and filleting or skinning fish.
2
Of course, we'll have to do some boning up, but we'll manage.
3
A five-inch boning knife, a foot-long scimitar, and a hugely heavy cleaver.
4
Bredon was calm and dispassionate as a butcher with a boning knife.
5
Poor fellow spent three weeks, days and nights, boning for that exam.
Usage of deboning in English
1
She put the Xerox page on the kitchen table and turned back to deboning a chicken.
2
JBS said the jobs are for slaughtering and deboning beef, poultry and pork in 16 Brazilian states.
3
She was deboning pigeons early that afternoon when John came storming into the kitchen, pushing a half dozen bald boylings before him.
4
The Shu'garath squatted at the end of the pier, pulling apart pieces of meat strung together with copper wire, as if deboning a fish.
5
The company is to invest £1.3 million in lamb deboning and packaging facilities at its plant in Camolin, Co Wexford.
6
During a rare solo tour with a police escort, I walked very quickly along the market street, past a prisoner deboning chicken with a hatchet.
7
I recognized it as the kind of knife you would get in the Wüsthof six-pack of carving knives, the one designated for deboning game birds.
8
Two companies who bought a Tallaght deboning plant are in dispute over the distribution of the proceeds of its sale for £380,000.
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Translations for deboning
Portuguese
Spanish
Deboning through the time