eburneoidadj.
/ɪˈbəːniːɔɪd/ Showing a resemblance to ivory.
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1849–52 Todd's Cycl. Anat. & Physiol. IV. i. 705/2 Parts of bone acquire that degree of hardness, which has been termed eburneoid induration.
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adj.1849- you know what i mean
- you know what you can do
- you know what you can do with it
- you know what?
- you know where you can put it
- you know where you can shove it
- you know where you can stick it
- you little beauty
- you lost me
- you lot
- you make a better door than a window
- you mark my word
- you mark my words
- you may do something long enough
- you may know a fool by his laughing
- you may know how the market goes by the market folks
- you may long enough
- you may search me
- you may suppose
- you might have knocked me down with a feather
- you might have knocked me etc down with a feather
- you must have killed a chinaman
- you must know
- you must understand
- you name it