bone someone
Basically means you want to have sex with someone, really the term "bone" coming from "boner" gives away a lot about this
bone someone by attackmycuddles July 25, 2014
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throw someone a bone
throw someone a bone by Remilia Scarlet October 22, 2014
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give someone a bone
To give someone a bone means that they do a small favor, or give small gift. It may not seem like much to the giver, but it can make a good difference to the recipient.
She is always happy to give someone a bone when he needs help with a certain project.
"It's not much, I'm just giving someone a bone.
"It's not much, I'm just giving someone a bone.
give someone a bone by Man Of Few Words April 10, 2021
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