boneless
1 of 1adjective/ˈboʊnləs/
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(of food, particularly meat or fish) having the bones taken out for easier consumption
- She ordered a boneless chicken breast for dinner, making it easier to slice and cook.
- The boneless fish fillets were breaded and fried until golden brown.
- He preferred boneless ribs for their ease of eating and tender texture.
- They enjoyed a boneless turkey roast for Thanksgiving, saving time on carving.
- The boneless pork chops were seasoned and grilled to perfection.
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showing weakness or lack of determination
- He was dismissed as a boneless leader by his critics.
- The character in the novel came across as boneless and uninspiring.
- Her boneless demeanor made her an easy target for manipulation.
- They mocked him as a boneless coward, unwilling to take a stand.
- She saw him as boneless for refusing to stand up for himself.