Słownik angielskiego

Old Jonah stooped, snatched a small sea scorpion out of the cauldron, stuffed the whole thing into his mouth and began to chew it, bones and all.

"Go chew dry bones," he said in a growl.

Skulls lying about like boulders, and fox- chewed bones everywhere.

It was as good as a ballet to watch Finn eat but Francie mopped gravy with bread and chewed bones from his fingers.

It sounded as though they were chewing bones.

The small ledge at its mouth was littered with the furry remains and chewed bones of small animals, the hydrax and baboon, gazelle and klipspringer.

Exeter was chewing Romulan bones.

Manfred had been chewing bones between meals and Wexford nearly tripped over half a femur that lay on the drawing-room threshold.

Dogfish liked to chew bones, and had tough teeth for it, but these were not dogfish.

The extraordinary movements of his jaw gave me the feeling that he was actually chewing a whole bird, bones and all.