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    bon·y
    [ˈbōnē]
    adjective
    boniest (superlative adjective)
    1. of or like bone:
      "the bony plates that protect turtles and tortoises"
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    Define boniest. boniest synonyms, boniest pronunciation, boniest translation, English dictionary definition of boniest. or bon·ey adj. bon·i·er , bon·i·est also bon·ey·er or bon·ey·est 1. Of, relating to, resembling, or consisting of bone.
    When it comes to describing something as “boniest,” we are referring to its skeletal or bony nature. This term is commonly used to depict an object or an individual that has an excessive amount of bones visible or prominent, often resulting in a gaunt or emaciated appearance.
    The skeleton found in the ancient tomb was the boniest remains ever discovered, with its fragile bones revealing the harshness of the individual’s life. After months of diet and exercise, she proudly displayed her toned physique, but her collarbone remained the boniest part of her body.
    The dog’s ribs were clearly visible through its thin coat, indicating that it was the boniest animal the veterinarian had ever examined. Despite the chilly weather, the hiker ventured up the mountain, determined to reach the summit and catch a glimpse of the boniest peaks in the region.
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