Boone English

Meaning Boone meaning

What does Boone mean?

— noun an American pioneer and guide and explorer (1734-1820)

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Boone?

Daniel Boone

How do I use Boone in a sentence?

Daniel Boone's lost.

That wouldn't be Daniel Boone?

You got Daniel Boone in all right.

Doc Boone?

Are you Doc Boone?

Somewhere, sometime there may be the right bullet or the wrong bottle waiting for Josiah Boone.

Doctor Boone has settled that for us, sir.

You got anything going to Boone City?

Boone City, three daily flights, but there's no space available.

Sarge, what's the chances of a ride to Boone City?

There's a B-17 taking off for Boone City.

Boone City your home, sailor?

Whereabouts do you live in Boone?

You from Boone too?

Daniel Boone?

Did you know Daniel Boone was 84 years old when he crossed the Rockies?

I know all about Daniel Boone.

Here come Daniel Boone's men!

Great hunter, sort of a throwback to Daniel Boone.

He ain't no Pat Boone.

Mine's Clay Boone.

Clay Boone's gang of chicken rustlers.

Well, so far, it sounds like an evening with Pat Boone.

Heck, Daniel Boone was standing there, big as life.

To see you now, no one would ever think you were a charter member. of the Pat Boone Fan Club.

Come on, boys, three cheers for old Doc Boone!

I guess after all the places you've been, Boone City looks pretty dreary to you.

As far away from Boone City as I can get.