Chick

What do we mean by chick?

A young chicken. noun

One of the young of any bird. noun

A child. noun

A girl or young woman. noun

To peep; cheep; make the characteristic cry of a young chick.

A chicken; particularly, the young of the domestic hen, and of some other birds, as partridges. noun

To sprout, as seed in the ground; vegetate.

To crack.

An abbreviated form of chickeen. noun

A crack; a flaw. noun

A name for the thick juice of the poppy, three pounds of which will make about one pound of opium. noun

In India, a screen or curtain made of thin slips of bamboo with very narrow openings between them, allowing the admission of air and light, while excluding the view from the outside: it is hung in doorways and windows, both in houses and tents, and is the original of a kind of blind or shade now common in Europe and America. noun

To sprout, as seed in the ground; to vegetate. intransitive verb

A chicken. noun

A child or young person; -- a term of endearment. noun

A young woman; -- often considered offensive. noun

A young bird. noun

A young chicken. noun

(Discuss(+) this sense) A young (especially attractive) woman. noun

A young bird.

A young chicken.

(term of endearment) A young child.

A young, especially attractive, woman or teenage girl.

N. A girl. Chick is not necessarily derogatory, however many women find it offensive because of its flippant nature. Urban Dictionary

A baby chicken. Urban Dictionary

N. girl, woman Actually a non-derogatory slang term for the word girl. This word was probably a spanglish derivative from the spanish word "chica" meaning, of all things, girl. Urban Dictionary

Just another slang for girl or woman. Urban Dictionary

A loose term used to describe a girl, usually a cute girl. Rarely ever used to describe a baby chicken. A baby chicken is just... a baby chicken. So, Chick=(cute)girl. Urban Dictionary

*A beautiful woman. *Any type of woman. Urban Dictionary

-noun A casual slang term for a human female, usually but not always a youngish one. A "chick" could be 80 years old, but such usage is rare. - adjective 1. Exhibiting feminine traits, or directed toward females. 2. Indicating a female person. "Chick" is similar to "dude" or "guy" for males in that it is rather casual but completely devoid of judgment or derision. Unless spoken in a negative tone, offense only occurs when someone mistakenly believes the term to be derogatory. Likely comes from British slang in which a female may be referred to as a "bird" (a chick being a baby bird), and likely evolved along with the slang term for a male, "cat," as cats chase birds. Urban Dictionary

BABY CHICKEN. No decent girl wants to be referred to as a 'chick' because 'dudes' use it in reference to brainless girls who don't respect themselves and main goal in life is to get checked out alot. Urban Dictionary

Derogatory term used by males to describe females they can't have. Urban Dictionary

1)A baby chicken 2)A slang term for 'woman' used by usually sexist males Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chick:
chick, check, chic, thick, chuck, click, chock, chink, chico, crick, hick, chica, schick, chirk, chich, shick, chiack, chik, chack, tchick, chics, chice, chck.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chick:
flicks, fledge, fledging, flick, peas, herbie, hatched, embryo, hatching, embryos, lit, pea, webb, tracts, wilbur, brood, nest, chandler, teddy, magnet, egg, penguins, ella, evans, chicken, benny, eggs, lang, fed, fitzgerald, mortality, burton, breeding, forever, pat, duck, fusion, jazz, feeding, dave, holland, trio, carter, bassist, drummer, pianist, quartet, genre, boom, gary, eddie, survival, stanley, charlie, parent, birds, bird, jerry, keith, joe, bobby, publications, fit, orchestra, parents.

Words that rhyme with chick:
stick, trick, sic, tick, kick, pick, dick, quick, sick, flick, nick, slick, thick, politic, prick, click, brick, bailiwick, lick, mic, shtick, tic, picnic, arithmetic, wick, mc, lunatic, uptick, sidekick, rick, schtick, crick, knick, snick, pic, yardstick, hick, slapstick, spic, nic, realpolitik, lasik, dic, gick, bolshevik, vic, broomstick, body politic, candlestick, lipstick, dipstick, homesick, joystick, mick, glick, bic, spick, strick, schick, handpick, impolitic, ric, nonstick, triassic, rilke, nik, ostpolitik, toothpick, wrick, seasick, nightstick, thilk, frick, blick, kwik, peacenik, chopstick, klick, salt lick, pickwick, whilk, pool stick, bric, walking stick, pik, shooting stick, quik, fick, ice pick, magic trick, old nick, bick, kubrick, vick, firebrick, wood tick, sleepy dick, wyk, pogo stick, shick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chick:
little, young, embryonic, old, domestic, white, day, hot, hatched, single, black, hour, psy, half, poor, cute, looking, downy, dead, fat, tiny, cool, yellow, beautiful, newborn, female, deficient, tough, older, male, normal, pretty, crazy, fine, unhatched, live, nice, fluffy, blonde, blond, dab, slick, cultured, healthy, gorgeous, younger, skinny, dumb, sick, hungry, born, strange, somite, sweet, solitary, naked, sexy, ugly, weird, groovy, foxy, unborn, lost, dissociated, rachitic, smart, wild, ostrich, dear, lone, grown, neonatal, infected, youngest, smallest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chick:
peas, embryo, pea, cells, dee, embryos, chimeras, fibroblasts, muscle, system, neurons, feeding, brain, mucosa, cultures, hearts, tissue, rearing, wing, tissues, development, gandil, neurones, mortality, lit, heart, cord, liver, ganglia, growth, chatt, skin, weed, chimaeras, bud, chimera, limbs, marker, dees, collagen, feed, explants, edema, motoneurons, culture, broods, retina, sexing, pease, borders, cartilage, membrane, chicken, muscles, myoblasts, recognition, leg, tectum, cytosol, survival, experiments, flick, eye, kidney, bone, brood, tibiotarsi, serum, membranes, mash, cell, epithelium, nuclei, starter, martin, exhibit, raising, interferon, mesenchyme, chondrocytes, food, biddy, weeds, blinds, protein, village, watson, boom, ree, magnet, vesicles.

Consonant match to chick:
check, choke, chuck, cheque, cheek, chalk, chock, choak, chook, czech, chok, chek, chack.

Words that sound like chick:
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