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Definition
Synonym
Musikantenknochen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Musikantenknochen
m
anat.
funny bone
Musikantenknochen
m
; Mäuschen
n
ugs.
; närrisches narrisches
ugs.
Bein
n
Ös.
; Narrenbein
n
Schw.
anat.
Der Film hat meine Lachmuskeln ordentlich strapaziert.
funny bone; crazy bone
Am.
The film really tickled my funny bone.
Musikantenknochen
m
anat.
funny bone
Musikantenknochen
m
; Mäuschen
n
ugs.
; närrisches narrisches
ugs.
Bein
n
Ös.
; Narrenbein
n
Schw.
anat.
Der Film hat meine Lachmuskeln ordentlich strapaziert.
funny bone; crazy bone
Am.
The film really tickled my funny bone.
Deutsche
Musikantenknochen Synonyme
Englische
funny bone Synonyme
funny
Attic
abnormal
absurd
amusing
anomalous
antic
biting
bizarre
brilliant
clever
comic
comical
crank
crankish
cranky
crotchety
curious
deviant
deviative
different
divergent
diverting
dotty
droll
eccentric
entertaining
erratic
exceptional
facetious
fantastic
farcical
fey
flaky
freaked out
freakish
freaky
grotesque
hilarious
humorous
humorsome
hysterical
idiocratic
idiosyncratic
incongruous
irregular
jesting
jocose
jocular
joking
joky
joshing
keen
keen-witted
kinky
kooky
laughable
ludicrous
maggoty
merry
mordant
mysterious
mystifying
nimble-witted
nutty
odd
oddball
off
off the wall
out
outlandish
passing strange
peculiar
pointed
priceless
pungent
puzzling
quaint
queer
quick-witted
quirky
quizzical
rapier-like
remarkable
rich
ridiculous
risible
salt
salty
scintillating
screaming
screwball
screwy
sharp
singular
slapstick
smart
sparkling
sprightly
strange
twisted
unconventional
unearthly
unnatural
unusual
uproarious
wacky
waggish
weird
whimsical
witty
wondrous strange
zany
funny
man
banana
burlesquer
caricaturist
clown
comedian
comedienne
comic
cutup
droll
epigrammatist
farcer
farceur
farceuse
farcist
gag writer
gagman
gagster
genteel comedian
hoke comic
humorist
ironist
jester
joker
jokesmith
jokester
lampooner
light comedian
low comedian
madcap
parodist
prankster
punner
punster
quipster
reparteeist
satirist
slapstick comedian
stand-up comic
wag
wagwit
wisecracker
wit
witling
zany
Musikantenknochen Definition
Bone
(
n.
)
The
hard,
calcified
tissue
of
the
skeleton
of
vertebrate
animals,
consisting
very
largely
of
calcic
carbonate,
calcic
phosphate,
and
gelatine
Bone
(
n.
)
One
of
the
pieces
or
parts
of
an
animal
skeleton
Bone
(
n.
)
Anything
made
of
bone,
as
a
bobbin
for
weaving
bone
lace.
Bone
(
n.
)
Two
or
four
pieces
of
bone
held
between
the
fingers
and
struck
together
to
make
a
kind
of
music.
Bone
(
n.
)
Dice.
Bone
(
n.
)
Whalebone
Bone
(
n.
)
Fig.:
The
framework
of
anything.
Bone
(
v.
t.)
To
withdraw
bones
from
the
flesh
of,
as
in
cookery.
Bone
(
v.
t.)
To
put
whalebone
into
Bone
(
v.
t.)
To
fertilize
with
bone.
Bone
(
v.
t.)
To
steal
Bone
(
v.
t.)
To
sight
along
an
object
or
set
of
objects,
to
see
if
it
or
they
be
level
or
in
line,
as
in
carpentry,
masonry,
and
surveying.
Cannon
bone
(
)
See
Canon
Bone.
Canon
bone
(
)
The
shank
bone,
or
great
bone
above
the
fetlock,
in
the
fore
and
hind
legs
of
the
horse
and
allied
animals,
corresponding
to
the
middle
metacarpal
or
metatarsal
bone
of
most
mammals.
See
Horse.
Collar
bone
(
)
The
clavicle.
Cuttle
bone
(
)
The
shell
or
bone
of
cuttlefishes,
used
for
various
purposes,
as
for
making
polishing
powder,
etc.
Funny
(
superl.
)
Droll
Funny
(
n.
)
A
clinkerbuit,
narrow
boat
for
sculling.
Rewel
bone
(
)
An
obsolete
phrase
of
disputed
meaning,
--
perhaps,
smooth
or
polished
bone.
Rowel
bone
(
)
See
rewel
bone.
Ruell
bone
(
)
See
rewel
bone.
funny bone Bedeutung
bone-headed
dinosaur
bipedal
herbivorous
dinosaurs
with
bony
crowns
wishbone
wishing
bone
the
furcula
of
a
domestic
fowl
splint
bone
a
rudimentary
metacarpal
or
metatarsal
bone
on
either
side
of
the
cannon
bone
in
the
leg
of
a
horse
or
related
animal
pastern
fetter
bone
the
part
between
the
fetlock
and
the
hoof
cannon
bone
greatly
developed
metatarsal
or
metacarpal
bone
in
the
shank
or
cannon
part
of
the
leg
in
hoofed
mammals
c
Bedlam
booby
hatch
crazy
house
cuckoo's
nest
funny
farm
funny
house
loony
bin
madhouse
nut
house
nuthouse
sanatorium
snake
pit
pejorative
terms
for
an
insane
asylum
bone-ash
cup
cupel
refractory
pot
a
small
porous
bowl
made
of
bone
ash
used
in
assaying
to
separate
precious
metals
from
e.g.
lead
bone
china
fine
porcelain
that
contains
bone
ash
funny
wagon
an
ambulance
used
to
transport
patients
to
a
mental
hospital
bone
age
a
person's
age
measured
by
matching
their
bone
development
(as
shown
by
X
rays)
with
bone
development
of
an
average
person
of
known
chronological
age
bone
ivory
pearl
off-white
a
shade
of
white
the
color
of
bleached
bones
bone
os
rigid
connective
tissue
that
makes
up
the
skeleton
of
vertebrates
bare
bone
bone
stripped
of
flesh
cuboid
bone
the
cube
shaped
bone
on
the
outer
side
of
the
tarsus
carpal
bone
carpal
wrist
bone
any
of
the
eight
small
bones
of
the
wrist
of
primates
scaphoid
bone
os
scaphoideum
navicular
the
largest
wrist
bone
on
the
thumb
side
lunate
bone
semilunar
bone
os
lunatum
one
of
the
eight
small
wrist
bones
triquetral
triquetral
bone
os
triquetrum
cuneiform
bone
pyramidal
bone
a
wrist
bone
that
articulates
with
the
pisiform
and
hamate
and
lunate
bones
pisiform
pisiform
bone
os
pisiforme
a
small
wrist
bone
that
articulates
only
with
the
triquetral
trapezium
trapezium
bone
os
trapezium
the
wrist
bone
on
the
thumb
side
of
the
hand
that
articulates
with
the
st
and
nd
metacarpals
trapezoid
trapezoid
bone
os
trapezoideum
the
wrist
bone
between
the
trapezium
and
the
capitate
bones
capitate
capitate
bone
os
capitatum
the
wrist
bone
with
a
rounded
head
shape
that
articulates
with
the
rd
metacarpus
hamate
hamate
bone
unciform
bone
os
hamatum
the
wrist
bone
in
line
with
the
th
and
th
fingers
cartilage
bone
any
bone
that
develops
within
cartilage
rather
than
a
fibrous
tissue
cheekbone
zygomatic
bone
zygomatic
malar
malar
bone
jugal
bone
os
zygomaticum
the
arch
of
bone
beneath
the
eye
that
forms
the
prominence
of
the
cheek
coccyx
tail
bone
the
end
of
the
vertebral
column
in
humans
and
tailless
apes
ethmoid
ethmoid
bone
one
of
the
eight
bones
of
the
cranium,
a
small
bone
filled
with
air
spaces
that
forms
part
of
the
eye
sockets
and
the
nasal
cavity
hipbone
innominate
bone
large
flaring
bone
forming
one
half
of
the
pelvis,
made
up
of
the
ilium
and
ischium
and
pubis
hyoid
hyoid
bone
os
hyoideum
a
U-shaped
bone
at
the
base
of
the
tongue
that
supports
the
tongue
muscles
ischium
ischial
bone
os
ischii
one
of
the
three
sections
of
the
hipbone,
situated
below
the
ilium
long
bone
os
longum
in
limbs
of
vertebrate
animals:
a
long
cylindrical
bone
that
contains
marrow
lower
jaw
mandible
mandibula
mandibular
bone
submaxilla
lower
jawbone
jawbone
jowl
the
jaw
in
vertebrates
that
is
hinged
to
open
the
mouth
membrane
bone
any
bone
that
develops
within
membranous
tissue
without
previous
cartilage
formation,
e.g.
the
clavicle
and
bones
of
the
skull
metacarpal
metacarpal
bone
any
bone
of
the
hand
between
the
wrist
and
fingers
nasal
nasal
bone
os
nasale
an
elongated
rectangular
bone
that
forms
the
bridge
of
the
nose
palatine
palatine
bone
os
palatinum
either
of
two
irregularly
shaped
bones
that
form
the
back
of
the
hard
palate
and
helps
to
form
the
nasal
cavity
and
the
floor
of
the
orbits
pubis
pubic
bone
os
pubis
one
of
the
three
sections
of
the
hipbone,
together
these
two
bones
form
the
front
of
the
pelvis
round
bone
bones
that
are
round
in
shape
scapula
shoulder
blade
shoulder
bone
either
of
two
flat
triangular
bones
one
on
each
side
of
the
shoulder
in
human
beings
sesamoid
bone
sesamoid
os
sesamoideum
any
of
several
small
round
bones
formed
in
a
tendon
where
it
passes
over
a
joint
short
bone
os
breve
a
bone
that
is
of
approximately
equal
dimension
in
all
directions
sphenoid
bone
sphenoid
os
sphenoidale
butterfly-shaped
bone
at
the
base
of
the
skull
tarsal
tarsal
bone
any
bone
of
the
tarsus
temporal
bone
os
temporale
a
thick
bone
forming
the
side
of
the
human
cranium
and
encasing
the
inner
ear
turbinate
bone
turbinate
turbinal
any
of
the
scrolled
spongy
bones
of
the
nasal
passages
in
man
and
other
vertebrates
tympanic
bone
the
bone
enclosing
the
middle
ear
marrow
bone
marrow
the
fatty
network
of
connective
tissue
that
fills
the
cavities
of
bones
red
marrow
red
bone
marrow
bone
marrow
of
children
and
some
adult
bones
that
is
required
for
the
formation
of
red
blood
cells
yellow
marrow
yellow
bone
marrow
bone
marrow
that
is
yellow
with
fat,
found
at
the
ends
of
long
bones
in
adults
lacrimal
bone
small
fragile
bone
making
up
part
of
the
front
inner
walls
of
each
eye
socket
and
providing
room
for
the
passage
of
the
lacrimal
ducts
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