Jet set lady.
To Hone is indeed a word in the English language and it's a very useful one.
'Don't you even think of honing your seduction skills on me!' is a phrase you might want to memorise. Of course you might prefer to modify matters somewhat and invite the honing of all sorts of skills.
The word, which you used quite correctly, is a transitive verb and means: to sharpen or to whet. It is usually applied to razors, sickles or scythes but could equally well go with thighs.
I once did six weeks on the trot of earlies. Once you get that far down the line and this was before edition 4 of CAP 371, it then became an acclimatised roster pattern. Sunk I was and when I complained I was told that the Chief Pilot was the man who had written the then applicable CAP371 for the CAA.
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