Verb:

debone যাও,

debone's Usage Examples:

Born into a family of cooks, she was taught how to debone a chicken and make bousillage, a building material made from mud and Spanish.

While easy to fillet and skin, they are difficult to debone, and care must be taken to avoid damaging their soft flesh.

They were required to debone and eviscerate the birds, remove the duck liver in as intact a condition.

Description – Teams were given a whole chicken and option to debone it themselves.

After wrapping the wound in an oily rag, he attempts to debone the fish, but fumbles when he tries to take the whole skeleton out in one.

Honesuki: Used to debone chicken.

Deboned chicken morsels: clean, cook, and cut up ten fat chickens, debone as morsels, juice of sprouting ginger.

balance out their now overpopulated livestock, as well as to conveniently debone them for consumption.

The largehead hairtail is also notable for being fairly easy to debone.

Angsu Eid-ul-Adha Special Shei Cheleta Mizanur Rahman Aryan Song:Tomake debone Harate Utshorgo Mizanur Rahman Aryan Eid-ul-Adha Special Disk Farhad Ahmed.

Near-minimal pairs include deshuesar [dezw̝eˈsaɾ] ('to debone') vs.

Challenge 1: Speed A speed challenge in which chefs are required to debone a chicken, fillet a salmon, open enough coconuts to produce two cups of.

[kind of meat] you want, soak in water, put in a pot, salt, bring to boil, debone, cover again with the stock, add parsley.

the seven contestants on the Green Team had to peel prawns, fillet and debone a snapper, and take the tail out of two bugs.

1% Skills Test: The bottom 5 kiddie cooks must debone the whole bangus (milkfish).

to speak telepathically and give "special powers", like the ability to debone a chicken.

They were later tasked their masters to debone bangus correctly with Beauty testing their patience.

Synonyms:

withdraw; take; bone; remove; take away;

Antonyms:

dock; burden; lodge; saddle; fuse;