Crossbones

What do we mean by crossbones?

A representation of two bones placed crosswise, usually under a skull, symbolizing danger or death. noun plural

A representation of two of the leg bones or arm bones of a skeleton, laid crosswise, often surmounted with a skull, and serving as a symbol of death. noun plural

A representation of two bones crossed diagonally, especially as a symbol of danger or death noun

Two crossed bones (or a representation of two crossed bones) used as a symbol danger or death noun

A representation of two bones crossed diagonally, especially as a symbol of danger or death

Words that are spelled similarly to crossbones:
crossbones, crossbows.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crossbones:
diamondback, ophidian, bloodstone, delirious, bodhi, cutthroat, jolly, skull, hydra, wolverine, pirate, mister, insignia, motif, symbol, neo, skeleton, sami, envoy, spectral, sin, coffin, hyde, emblem, poison, rogers, badge, kidnapped, pirates, bones, tag, custody, marvel, soldier, logo, symbols, warning, captain, carter, red, crossed, ghost, kill, flag, wearing, escape, cap, baron, roger, powers, blood, solar, crew, universe, starring, attacked, painted, america, appears, progress, meant, face, device, defeated, killing, steve, shot, don, match, revealed, winter, ability.

Words that rhyme with crossbones:
jones, bones, stones, homophones, headphones, hormones, zones, cones, milestones, drones, tones, pheromones, clones, earphones, scones, loans, owns, overtones, phones, thrones, cyclones, condones, cheekbones, hones, allophones, gallstones, davy jones, moans, backbones, crones, groans, sones, bemoans, gemstones, flagstones, koans, microphones, trones, undertones, roans, quinones, hipbones, intones, chaperones, dow jones, hailstones, leones, cobblestones, rhinestones, tombstones, unknowns, cornerstones, flintstones, goans, headstones, mones, postpones, halftones, telephones, gravestones, limestones, lones, baritones, moonstones, silicones, trombones, saxophones, keystones, megaphones, skin and bones, daimones, fones, gladstones, cherrystones, lohnes, airfones, businessphones, goens, interacciones, joens, knowns, madstones, reesjones, rhys-jones, romanones, soens, thoennes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crossbones:
and, skull, gizzard, double, skulland, white.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crossbones:
flag, symbol, insignia, sign, signs, motif, ring, emblem, pirates, badge, label, symbols, tattoo, battle.

Words that sound like crossbones:
crossbones, cross bones, crossbows, crossbeams, cross bun, crossbow, crossings, christens, crossbeam, chris jones, crazy bones, cross beam, crossbars, crosspoint, crosses, crispin, crossbar, cross bow, crispen, cross bar, crescence, crossen, cross bit, crosspiece, crespin, craisins, cross eyes, crispina, crispino, chris pine, grabens, crossbite, crossbowman, grisons, crossan, crosson, crocin, crosswise, crossing, crescent, crayons, croissant, christians, creases, crosby, crises, christen, caresses, cabins, crosshairs, cubans, koreans, chris brown, cresson, crones, cruces, crespo, crosbie, crisping, crampons, crispus, cosines, christene, crispiness, caissons, chryseis, crossways, courtesans, creason, cresses, crazy bone, crosswinds, corazones, crispo, crossbill, cosigns, crepon, corrosions, krones, christener, cross path, crosspatch, cherubini, kerasin, chris benoit, crescens, cross hairs, grosse pointe.