Crossword clues for bon
bon
- Word with jour or soir
- Word with "vivant" or "voyage"
- When doubled, a dessert
- Voyage's start?
- Voyage start?
- Voyage or vivant preceder
- Voyage leader?
- Voyage lead-in
- Vivant or ton
- Tunisian cape
- The ___ Marché (historic department store)
- Start for ami or ton
- Singer/actor Jon ___ Jovi
- Said twice, it's a candy
- Said twice, a treat
- Rock's Jon __ Jovi
- Repeated word in "Super" Soul Coughing song?
- Prefix for fire
- Opposite of "mal"
- Not "mal"
- Nice approval
- Mot modifier
- Late AC/DC member Scott
- Jour or chance preceder
- Jon -- Jovi
- Jon ___ Jovi (singer at the 12/12/12 Sandy benefit concert)
- Jon ___ Jovi
- Japan's Feast of Lanterns
- It's good in Quebec
- It's good in Grenoble
- It's good in Dijon
- It's good for Sarkozy
- It's good for Michel
- It's good for Guillaume
- Indie folk group ___ Iver
- Half a chocolate?
- Half a chocolate candy?
- Half a candy?
- Half a candy
- Guillaume's "good"
- Good, to Gregoire
- Good, to Gauguin
- Good, to de Gaulle
- Good, in Gentilly
- Good, in Gascogne
- Good, Gaelic
- Good for Gascons
- French for "good"
- Early AC/DC frontman Scott
- Cape near Tunis
- Approval from Auguste
- Acceptable, in Arles
- A sweet, when doubled
- (1) "___ appetit!"
- "Voyage" starter
- "Super" repeated word in Soul Coughing single
- "For Emma, Forever Ago" ___ Iver
- "Appetit" adjective
- "___ voyage!" ("Have a good trip!")
- "___ Iver" (2011 Record of the Year nominee whose name roughly translates to "good winter")
- "___ anniversaire!"
- "__ voyage party"
- -- vivant
- -- mot
- -- Jovi
- __-voyage party
- ____ vivant
- ___ Jovi (rock band)
- ___ Jovi ("Livin' on a Prayer" band)
- ___ Jovi ("Bad Medicine" band)
- ___ Iver (indie folk band)
- ___ Iver (folk band)
- ___ Iver
- __ voyage
- Male with head turning for Sally
- Foodie heading for tavern after exam in postwar capital
- ___mot (witticism)
- Rock's ___ Jovi
- Voyage preceder
- It's good in Paris
- "___ appГ©tit!"
- ___ MarchГ© (world's first department store)
- French word of approval
- ___ vivant
- "___ voyage!" ("Have a great trip!")
- ___ viveur (man about town)
- Voyage beginning?
- "___ chance!"
- It was good for Sartre
- "C'est si ___"
- Encouraging French word
- Rockers ___ Jovi
- Nice way to say nice
- French compliment
- ___ voyage
- ___ mot (witticism)
- Word of praise in Paris
- French approval
- Kind of voyage?
- Feature of a big outdoor party
- What's always good in Grenoble?
- "___ courage!" (French cry)
- "___ app"
- ___ Marché (world's first department store)
- Good, to Pierre
- Voyage kickoff?
- ___ ton (high society)
- Double this for a sweet
- ___ Jovi, rock group
- Half a sweet thing
- Good, to Georges
- What's the good word, Renée?
- Double this for a confection
- Double this for a candy
- Half of a sweet treat
- Fire starter
- Fire starter?
- Uncalled for
- "___ appétit!"
- Good, in Grenoble
- "__ voyage!"
- '-- voyage!'
- ' voyage!'
- "__ appétit!"
- __ vivant
- Good: Fr
- ____ voyage!
- Voyage starter?
- Good, in France
- "___ appetit"
- '-- appetit!'
- When doubled, a candy
- Rocker Jon ___ Jovi
- __ voyage party
- Word with voyage
- Ton lead-in
- Sante or jour preceder
- Rocker __ Jovi
- Rock's Jon ___ Jovi
- Rock band ___ Jovi
- Prefix with fire
- Nice, in Nice
- Le ___ Marché (Paris department store)
- Happy trip, ... voyage
- Good, to Guillaume
- Gaelic, for good
- Cannes compliment
- Arles approval
- AC/DC singer Scott
- ___ Appetit
- __ mot (witticism)
- Word with mot or ton
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bon \Bon\, a. [F., fr. L. bonus.] Good; valid as security for something.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
abbr. 1 business object notation, notation for high-level object-oriented analysis. 2 (context medicine English) bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis of the jaws.
WordNet
Gazetteer
Wikipedia
Bon or Bön is a Tibetan religion, being distinct from Tibetan Buddhism although they share similar teachings, Tibetan terminology and rituals. It arose in the eleventh century and established its scriptures mainly from termas and visions by tertöns such as Loden Nyingpo. Though Bon terma contain myths of Bon existing before the introduction of Buddhism in Tibet, "in truth the 'old religion' was a new religion."
BON, Bon, or bon may refer to: Places:
- Cap Bon, a peninsula in Tunisia
- Flamingo International Airport, Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles (IATA code BON)
- North Station, Boston (Amtrak station code BON)
- Bon, Iran (disambiguation), places in Iran
People:
- Bon (surname)
Religion:
- Bon or Bön, a Tibetan religious tradition
- Bon Lamaism, the religion tradition of Tamang people.
- Bon Festival, Japanese Buddhist holiday to honor the spirits of deceased ancestors
Computing:
- Bon (programming language), used on MULTICS systems
- Business Object Notation, notation for high-level object-oriented analysis
Other:
- Band Ohne Namen (B.O.N.), German music group
- Bon (finance), a type of paper currency used in the 19th century
- The Bon Marché, a famous department store in Seattle also known as The Bon
- Bon Ice, Latin American liquid candy product
- Bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis of the jaw, aka BON of the jaw
- Bankon language, also known as Bon, Abo, Abaw, Bo
- Blue Ocean Network, an English-language television news channel based in China
The bon (French Canadian, Polish) was a type of paper currency issued by merchants to meet the need for small change. Bon is an abbreviation for bon pour (French for "good for"). These notes were in wide use in the early part of the 19th century. They were sometimes referred to as "shin plasters" by English Canadians. Because of their widespread use, they are considered to be the precursor to modern banknotes.
- Anna Bon, Russian/Italian composer and singer.
- Bartolomeo Bon, Italian sculptor and architect
- Bhakti Hridaya Bon, Indian guru
- François Bon, French novelist
- Louis André Bon, French general
- Marcel Bon, French mycologist
- Michel Bon, French businessman and politician
- Naftali Bon, Kenyan runner
- Piet Bon (b. 1946), Dutch rower
- Simon Bon (1904–1987), Dutch rower, father of Piet
- Bon Scott, deceased singer with AC/DC
- Léon van Bon, Dutch cyclist
- Jon Bon Jovi, American Singer with Bon Jovi
- William Bon Mardion, French ski mountaineer
Usage examples of "bon".
Gardiner, Tonstal, and Bonner, who had been confined for their adhering to the Catholic cause, appeared before her, and implored her clemency and protection.
All these reports were alarming, and especially that of General Bon, in which no reserve was made.
Il entra dans son salon le sourire aux levres, decide a se montrer bon prince et a ne pas abuser des avantages de sa position: malgre tout elle etait la mere de Corysandre.
We were standing on the summit of Byrsa Hill, with the city of Tunis around us, the water of the Gulf of Tunis behind, and the hills of Cap Bon across the gulf.
As I have never seen it in print, or heard it related by any one since, you shall have it instanter: It is well known that our present laughter-loving monarch was, in earlier years, often surrounded, when in private, by a coruscation of wit and talent, which included not only the most distinguished persons in the state, but also some celebrated bon vivants and amateur vocalists, among whom the names of the Duke of Orleans, Earl of Derby, Charles James Fox, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the facetious poet laureat to the celebrated Beefsteak club, Tom Hewardine, Sir John Moore, Mr Brownlow, Captain Thompson, Bate Dudley, Captain Morris, and Colonel George Hanger, formed the most conspicuous characters at the princely anacreontic board.
Tu cours en amour comme un chien fou, tu te cognes partout, tu exiges, tu pleures, tu mords, mais tu es si bon que me viennent des larmes de tendresse et de fierté, quand je te vois cherchant ainsi le bien.
Philippe le Bon, who granted him 3000 gold florins a month, and the castle of Genappe as a residence.
She was of the noble family of Bon, and had married Count Romili de Bergamo, who left her free to do whatever she liked.
Gore, Johnny Keems, Dol Bonner, Sally Corbett were operatives used by Wolfe at various times.
Naples soixante mille lazzaroni, bien portants, solides, ayant de bons bras, de bonnes jambes et de bons yeux.
Ce roi bon bourgeois aimait mieux la Bastille avec une chambrette et une couchette.
On demande bon ouvrier pour monter la chaussure en atelier, 7, rue des Chats-Bossus.
On demande un bon ouvrier pour faire le finissage pour hommes et femmes, pour travailler en atelier, rue des Chats-Bossus, 7.
Je ne peux fouiller la boite a deux sous sans me sentir aussitot envahi par une paisible et douce tristesse, et sans me dire: A quoi bon ajouter a tout ce papier noirci quelques pages encore?
Gerboise etait bon gentilhomme, avec un air paysan et un parler rustique.