bone yard

The Bone Yard martini, for instance, uses vodka redistilled with venison bones to add a “bone marrow flavor” similar to what's found in some versions of the Bloody Mary.

One structure that’s expected to go is the 747 tail, which the institute purchased from an airplane bone yard.

Hill has been called Bone since childhood, after his fondness for chicken wings, and he teaches infield here on the Bone Yard, a fenced-in diamond with no outfield.

Republicans are now using the special “reconciliation” procedure that allows a budget bill to pass with a simple majority—which can only be used once a year—to get around Harry Reid’s bone yard.

They’ll encounter an ominous dragon bone yard in a land where dragons are lured to unpleasant deaths by a Siren-like song.