Bon

(bɔːn) n1. (Buddhism) Also called: Feast of Lanterns or Festival of Lanterns an annual festival celebrated by Japanese Buddhists2. (Hinduism) a. the pre-Buddhist priests of Tibet or one such priestb. their religion[from Japanese bon, originally Urabon, from Sanskrit ullambana hanging upside down]

Bon

(bɒn) n (Placename) Cape Bon a peninsula of NE Tunisia

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bon mot

A clever or witty retort. Brett was teased quite often by his peers, but he always responded quickly with a bon mot, causing everyone to erupt into laughter.See also: bon, mot

bon viveur

A connoisseur of food and wine. Primarily heard in UK. Janine is such a bon viveur that she would never dream of serving her guests boxed wine at her party.See also: bon

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Bon

Cape. a peninsula of NE Tunisia

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(language)(From "Bonnie", Ken Thompson's wife) A languagedesigned by Ken Thompson and later revised by him to produceB.

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BON

Acronym	Definition
BON➣Board of Nursing (various locations)
BON➣Bank of Namibia
BON➣Boletin Oficial de Navarra (Spanish: Official Gazette of Navarre; Navarre, Spain)
BON➣Band Ohne Namen (German: Band With No Name)
BON➣Brotherhood of Nod (gaming)
BON➣Beter Onderwijs Nederland (Dutch: Better Education Netherlands)
BON➣Basis of Negotiation
BON➣Better Object Notation
BON➣Bereavement Ontario Network (Canada)
BON➣Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles - Flamingo Field (Airport Code)
BON➣Atlantic Bonito (FAO fish species code)
BON➣Biker or Not (website)
BON➣Biaxially Oriented Nylon
BON➣Bank of Nauru
BON➣Business Opportunities Networking
BON➣Bovine Ocular Neoplasia

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