Derek: Dan how do you live with Laura in this class?
Dan: What do you mean?
Derek: Aren't you constantly just boned up?
Dan: What do you mean?
Derek: Aren't you constantly just boned up?
by PeacockRB April 10, 2015

The past tense of bone up, meaning literally to have an erect penis, or figuratively to be aroused, excited, or enthused.
by JPT, cunning linguist December 29, 2007

by Uninnocent May 18, 2004

To beocme ready and excited for something, to prepare for it. The literal meaning is to get a hard on, or erection which is a preperatory step for copulation.
figurative example- "Anton, are you all boned up for the three hour swim set?"
literal example- "She was disappointed that he couldn't get boned up, however hard he tried."
literal example- "She was disappointed that he couldn't get boned up, however hard he tried."
by uclabeachguy January 22, 2010

