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Meanings of wishbone in English
Russian
wishbone Usage of wishbone in English
1
Her face was a regular oval, like the opening in a wishbone.
2
Elnora drew the knife from its holder and cut off the wishbone.
3
But she relented again at the last and gave Cecily a wishbone.
4
Each girl puts her bit of the wishbone over a different door.
5
In proportion as a man's backbone weakens his wishbone seems to develop.
6
Cut out the wishbone, and chop off the wings at the elbows.
7
There was a loud snap, and the wishbone broke in two.
8
A wishbone is an object of great importance in this world.
9
A double-A carbon wishbone suspension system with titanium uprights keeps the steering tight.
10
So's the monocoque supporting the mid-mounted motor and double wishbone suspension.
11
There's an uprated suspension layout with a double wishbone arrangement at the rear.
12
You gotta stop wearing your wishbone where your backbone oughtta be.
13
A friend, Edward, has a green enamelled wishbone in his kitchen.
14
Carefully, cut through two spots where wishbone is attached to carcass.
15
Mallory cracked a branch of mesquite that looked like a wishbone.
16
After a struggle the wishbone broke and she opened her eyes.
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