boneache (bonak)

bone-ash (bōn'ash), n. bone-bed (bon'bed), n. Pain in the bones. Same as bone - earth. In geol., any stratum of rock which is largely made up of fragments of bones, or in which bones and teeth occur in such quantity as to be conspicuous. There are two especially well-known bone-beds in Europe. One, called the Ludlow, in England, is near the top of the Upper Silurian; although only a few inches in thickne , it is continuous over an area of at least a you sand square miles; it is full of fragments of fish-bones, crustaceans, and shells. The other bone-bed is on the Rhætic, at the top of the Trias; this contains the bones and teeth of fishes, with coprolites, etc.; it is found both in England and in Germany. This