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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What does it mean to "shave one's bone"?
I heard it on a YT video which was said by guy who was dumped by his girlfriend.
The two sat in front of the camera and talked about why they broke up,
and he went "I obviously don't know why you broke up with me, you broke my heart girl, maybe I should just go ahead
and shave your bone." and stuff.
What does the phrase here even mean?
That sounds like as if he was mad enough to assasinate her in my opinion.
The two sat in front of the camera and talked about why they broke up,
and he went "I obviously don't know why you broke up with me, you broke my heart girl, maybe I should just go ahead
and shave your bone." and stuff.
What does the phrase here even mean?
That sounds like as if he was mad enough to assasinate her in my opinion.
Top answer
I have never heard this expression. There are lots of idioms with the word "bone" or "shave," but not with both. Examples: I have a test tomorrow.
- I have never heard this expression.
- There are lots of idioms with the word "bone" or "shave," but not with both.
- Examples: I have a test tomorrow.
- I need to bone up on my history.
- Make no bones about it, ...
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I have never heard this expression.
There are lots of idioms with the word "bone" or "shave," but not with both.
Examples:
I have a test tomorrow. I need to bone up on my history.
Make no bones about it, ...
She worked her fingers to the bone.
They cut their expenses to the bone.
I have a bone to pick with you.
There are lots of idioms with the word "bone" or "shave," but not with both.
Examples:
I have a test tomorrow. I need to bone up on my history.
Make no bones about it, ...
She worked her fingers to the bone.
They cut their expenses to the bone.
I have a bone to pick with you.
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