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bonable

bonable adjective: able to be or worthy of being boned; sexually attractive.

Adjective

bonable (comparative more bonable, superlative most bonable)

  1. (slang, vulgar) Able to be or worthy of being boned; sexually attractive.
    • Pete discovers the pitfalls to dating highly-bonable actress-type Hollywood women from 1/2 a world away2001 January 31, Kenneth R. Crudup, “Re: Are we all geeks or what?”, in alt.video.dvd (Usenet)
    • Nikomis still hurts my eyes. Yikes, what a horror show.
      At least Holly is bonable.2005 July 22, Petey Poblano, “Re: Ouch! My ears!”, in alt.tv.big-brother (Usenet)

Forms of bonable

comparativemore bonable
superlativemost bonable
alternative formboneable

Origin of bonable

From bone + -able.

Words formed from bonable

  • bonability

Questions about bonable

What does bonable mean?
Bonable means able to be or worthy of being boned; sexually attractive.
What part of speech is bonable?
Bonable is an adjective.

Words near bonable in the dictionary

  1. bona roba
  2. bona robas
  3. bona vacantia
  4. bona vardering
  5. Bona Vista
  6. bonable
  7. Bonac
  8. Bonacci
  9. Bonaccis
  10. bonaccordite
  11. bonaci

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