marrowbone

I picked up a marrowbone and hit him on the head.

Taffy went to my house and stole a marrowbone.

Now to check if you're stealing my marrowbone.

Alias, feeling like a much chewed bit of marrowbone, held out her arm in the firelight.

It was also known as the Marrowbone Coal Mine.

Signature dishes include braised oxtail cannelloni with spinach and marrowbone.

Marrowbone may refer to the following places:

"But how about your marrowbone?"

Marrowbone Lane.

He fought in Marrowbone Lane in the 1916 Easter Rising.

As he unpacked his purchases in the kitchen and offered Basil a marrowbone, he reflected on how much he was enjoying himself.

Marrowbone is an unincorporated community in Cumberland County, Kentucky, United States.

British troops also took casualties in unsuccessful frontal assaults on the Marrowbone Lane Distillery.

I looked at him across the table like you look at a pet dog that's enjoying the Nourishing Marrowbone Jelly you've just given it.

'Stuffed with nourishin' marrowbone jelly, that bone,' he said accusingly.

She resolves to kill him, and is advised by a local doctor that feeding him eggs and marrowbone will make him blind.

Samuel Kern Alexander, Jr. was born in Marrowbone, Kentucky in 1939.

He wrote the play Marrowbone Lane in 1942 and an autobiography The Silver Fleece in 1939.

The family was originally from the Marrowbone area, on the Oldpark Road in North Belfast.

In 1942, William Robert Fitzgerald Collis wrote the play Marrowbone Lane.

The dishes on the menu include warm marrowbone which is extracted from a cow's shinbone using a two-man saw in the middle of the dining room itself.

The remaining troops, trying to break in further along the wall, were enfiladed from Jameson's distillery in Marrowbone Lane.

Marrowbone Lane, named a Highly Recommended Book by the Boston Authors Club, 2010.

It's an hour's drive to the closest Interstate, past the villages of Marrowbone and Willow Shade and Nobob.

Aiffe cracked it like a marrowbone, gutted it with her long, skinny fingers, going through it like a bear through a garbage can.