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Answer for the clue "Barbecue joint order ", 4 letters:
ribs

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Usage examples of ribs.

He was in animated conversation with a stout woman in apron and cap, who nudged him intimately in the ribs, laughing.

He plucked the shift away from my body, massaging my ribs where the boning had pressed the damp fabric into my skin.

My skin itched beneath the fabric, but the thin ribs of the boning did give me a sense of support, more than welcome at the moment.

I rolled and scrabbled in the leaf mold, trying as hard as I could to wrap my legs around him, meaning to get a grip on his ribs and crush the life out of the filthy little worm, but he squirmed free and rolled atop me, punching at my head, trying to subdue me.

But the springy arch of her ribs rose and fell and rose again, roundly reassuring.

I was lying flat on the bed, wheezing with laughter, moaning with the pain to my cracked ribs, and with helpless tears running down my temples and into my ears.

I pressed and blew, blood from my split lip splattering everywhere, falling somehow away, so that I was forced to suck frantically to keep them sealed, breathing in hard through the corners of my mouth, fighting my ribs for enough air to blow again.

Clarence in the ribs and wheeled into place behind Bird, keeping my eyes firmly fixed on the Chinese yen that glinted in the middle of his back, dangling from his hair on a scarlet thread.

The scars were old, a faint silvered net, moving easily over the shadows of his ribs as he reached upward.

My eyes followed the delicacy of the arching ribs, the heartbreaking beauty of the sculptured skull with a sense of awed astonishment.

A tiny swell of breast, ribs I could count, one, two, three, four, five, and the smooth concavity of my stomach, slung like a hammock between the uprights of my hipbones.

Turtles, on his other side, poked Ian in the ribs, wanting him to talk, but he shook his head again and shrugged, jerking his chin toward Snake.

He patted gingerly at his chest, then lower, probing around his ribs until he at length found what he was looking for and extracted it from the layers of his sweat-soaked clothing.

It looked like the end of the world, she thought, her ribs heaving against the lacing of her stays.

With my free hand, I telephoned the butcher and asked if he would saw off the part of the shoulder blade near the neck, keeping the backbone and first ribs attached, and could I get it salted.