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What is the meaning of idiom pull a bone?

The idiom "pull a bone" is not a commonly used idiom in English. There's no established meaning or usage for it.

It's possible you've misheard or misremembered a similar idiom. Could you provide any context or more information about where you heard this phrase?

Perhaps you meant one of these:

* "Pick a bone": This idiom means to criticize or argue about something in detail.

* "Bone up on": This means to study or learn something intensively.

If you can give me more details, I can help you understand the meaning of the phrase you are looking for.

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