Bone (disambiguation)
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- See also Bones (disambiguation) and Boner
Bones are rigid connective organs that make up the skeleton of vertebrates. Bones are primarily comprised of osseous tissue which may also be referred to as bone or bone tissue.
Bone or bones may also refer to:
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Geography
Film and television
- Bones, the nickname of Star Trek character Dr. Leonard McCoy
- Bones (TV series), an ongoing crime-drama
- Bone (1972 film), a 1972 film directed by Larry Cohen
- Bones (film), a 2001 horror film starring Snoop Doggy Dog
Music
- Bones (instrument), a musical instrument that was historically made of bone
- A common slang term for the trombone musical instrument
- Bone (recording), Soviet-era bootleg records, scratched into scavenged sheets of plastic
- Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, an American rap group from Cleveland, Ohio or the members of the group:
- Bones Hillman, the bassist for Australian band Midnight Oil
- Bones houndtrack, the soundtrack to the 2001 film
- "Bones" (Radiohead song), a song by Radiohead
- "Bones" (The Killers song), a song by The Killers
Other uses
- Bone (corsetry), a rigid vertical rib that gives a corset its shape and rigidity
- Slang names for dominoes, games with dice or cannabis cigarettes
- Slang name for sexual intercourse
- BONES (studio), a Japanese animation studio
- BeOS Networking Environment (BONE), a networking environment for the BeOS
- Bone (comics), a series of graphic novels, which spawned two episodic video games
- Bones (company), a skateboard bearings company.
- An Australian colloquial term refering to the termination of one's employment
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