dinnerbone

== English == === Alternative forms === Dinnerbone === Etymology === From the sandbox video game Minecraft, in which applying a name tag to a mob (game entity) with the custom name Dinnerbone turns that entity upside down. This feature is a reference to Nathan 'Dinnerbone' Adams, a Minecraft developer, who commonly displays himself and his online avatars upside down as a signature trope. Adams' username is a tribute to the name of a former online friend, Teabone, perhaps related to T-bone. === Verb === dinnerbone (third-person singular simple present dinnerbones, present participle dinnerboning, simple past and past participle dinnerboned) (Internet slang, humorous, uncommon, ambitransitive) To be upside down; to flip (something) upside down. === References ===