Chicken

What do we mean by chicken?

A common domesticated fowl (Gallus domesticus) widely raised for meat and eggs and believed to be descended from the jungle fowl G. gallus. noun

Any of various similar or related birds. noun

The flesh of the chicken, used as food. noun

A coward. noun

Any of various foolhardy competitions in which the participants persist in a dangerous course of action until one loses nerve and stops. noun

A young gay male, especially as sought by an older man. noun

Afraid; cowardly. adjective

To act in a cowardly manner; lose one's nerve. intransitive verb

Embroidery, especially embroidery upon muslin. noun

The young of the domestic hen: in this sense now less exact than chick. noun

A domestic or barn-yàrd fowl, especially one less than a year old. noun

The young of some birds other than the domestic hen. noun

A common name of the pinnated grouse or prairie-hen (prairie-chicken), Cupidonia cupido (see cut under Cupidonia), and of the sharp-tailed grouse, Pediæcetes phasianellus. noun

A person of tender years; a child: sometimes used as a term of endearment, or with a negative (no chicken), in satirical implication of mature years. noun

A name applied with a qualifying adjective to various fishes, as in the north of Ireland to the Atherina presbyter, called the Portaferry chicken. noun

A kind of turtle whose shell is used in commerce. noun

A young bird or fowl, esp. a young barnyard fowl. noun

A young person; a child; esp. a young woman; a maiden; same as spring chicken. noun

A contagious disease of fowls; -- so called because first studied during the prevalence of a cholera epidemic in France. It has no resemblance to true cholera. noun

A domestic fowl, Gallus gallus, especially when young.

The meat from this bird eaten as food.

The young of any bird; a chick.

A coward.

A young or inexperienced person.

A young, attractive, slim man, usually having little body hair; compare chickenhawk.

The game of dare.

A simple dance in which the movements of a chicken are imitated.

A kilogram of cocain. Dealers started calling kilos "birds" which then evolved into "chicken." Urban Dictionary

To lack courage and bravery. Unskilled, stupid, afraid, loser, coward Urban Dictionary

What everything seems to taste like. Urban Dictionary

An animal that was created to cross roads. Urban Dictionary

1) - An animal that is processed for human consumption 2) - A dangerous game in two cars will drive directly at each other and the first to swerve out of the way is the "chicken". Also referred to when two cars are doing the same thing, only driving over a cliff or ledge. 3) - An attractive woman with thighs and breasts (like a real chicken) 4) - A scardey-cat, wuss, etc. 5) - A woman who gives lots of oral sex, in this sense it's short for "chicken-head" or "chicken-neck" Urban Dictionary

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A term used to describe a young (generally gay) male; often used with connotations of twink. (See also: chicken hawk) Urban Dictionary

A game high school teenagers play in the pool in which one person climbs onto another's shoulders (usually a girl onto a guy's shoulders) and tries to fight off his or her opponents by wrestling them so that they fall off their teammate's shoulders and into the water. The last team standing wins. Urban Dictionary

A chicken is an alien acting as a small farm creature in order to discover the human races secrets and seduce humans into mating with them to produce chickenalienhumankids (CAHK, pronounced cock). A rooster, otherwise known as a cock (adapted from CAHK), is one of these said offspring. Beware of chickens, for once they have found out you know about their true identity they will peck you to death and steal your organs for use in their laboratories back on their home planet, Toilet. Urban Dictionary

The act of you and another people getting in seperate cars and accelerating at each other at the same time to see which one will swerve first. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chicken:
chicken, thicken, chickee, hicken, schicken, chicket, checken, chichen.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chicken:
pox, tikka, coop, broth, mutton, fried, dumplings, noodle, masala, chickens, grilled, sandwiches, gallus, soup, pork, spicy, fries, salad, shack, gravy, sauce, beef, steak, noodles, burgers, stew, roasted, dish, garlic, sandwich, onions, roast, cooked, poultry, spices, sausage, nuggets, shrimp, dishes, biscuits, curry, seasoned, barbecue, burger, onion, tomato, chopped, recipe, meat, soy, stuffed, seafood, hen, egg, vegetables, boiled, vegetarian, potatoes, baked, chili, lamb, vegetable, menu, duck, potato, goat, eggs, cheese, cuisine, pepper, ingredients, pizza, rice, recipes, breeds, pie, beans, butter, ginger, coconut, eaten, herbs, feathers, restaurant, flavor, meal, bacon, corn, pot, pig, bread, breed, cooking, breast, meals, ham, cow, fingers, barn, foods.

Words that rhyme with chicken:
stricken, quicken, wiccan, sicken, thicken, kick in, ficken, picon, icann, stick in, dicken, hicken, picken, licon, brick in, ricken, bikin, bailiwick in, barwick in, bic in, blick in, bolshevik in, brick inn, broomstick in, candlestick in, chick in, chopstick in, click in, crick in, dic in, dipstick in, fenwick in, fick in, flick in, frick in, gatwick in, glick in, hardwick in, hick in, homesick in, impolitic in, joystick in, keswick in, kubrick in, lasik in, lick in, lipstick in, lunatic in, marwick in, mic in, mick in, nic in, nick in, nightstick in, ostpolitik in, pic in, pick in, pickwick in, picnic in, politic in, quick in, realpolitik in, ric in, rick in, schick in, schlick in, seasick in, sic in, sick in, sidekick in, slapstick in, slick in, thick in, tic in, tick in, toothpick in, triassic in, trick in, uptick in, vic in, vicon, wicca in, wick in, yardstick in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chicken:
fried, cold, little, roast, whole, grilled, roasted, young, cooked, live, broiled, boiled, dead, white, domestic, baked, raw, pound, plucked, leftover, fresh, black, southern, fat, curried, brown, barbecued, big, stewed, frozen, hot, diced, skinless, headless, lemon, nice, shredded, delicious, spicy, male, range, minced, chopped, creamed, plump, sick, fry, wild, occasional, sliced, style, half, scrawny, yellow, crispy, sweet, famous, fricasseed, frying, lean, potted, proverbial, organic, poached, tough, golden, enough, greasy, legged, transfer, succulent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chicken:
pox, stock, breasts, broth, soup, feed, house, coop, wire, egg, pie, yard, coops, bone, legs, bones, breast, run, salad, cholera, houses, cells, hawk, liver, thighs, livers, raising, hearted, muscle, scratch, dinner, wings, feathers, meat, skin, thief, heart, necks, fight, fingers, croquettes, runs, farming, leg, heartedness, farm, thieves, blood, sandwiches, eggs, serum, guts, hearts, salt, pieces, sexer, dinners, backs, hawks, steak, breeding, vegetable, yards, embryo, circuit, killer, entrails, pies, hazard, tea, neck, feet, farmer, fashion, basket, mixture, bowels, manure, food, sandwich, ranch, head, farmers, roost, pen, rice, curry, fibroblasts, heads, hunts, fat, pot, restaurant.

Consonant match to chicken:
chicane, check-in, chaconne, check in, chacon, chuck in, chicoine, churkin, chaiken, chaikin, chalk in, cheek in, cheek on, cheka in, cheque in, chick hearn, chick in, choke an, choke can, choke in, czech in.

Words that sound like chicken:
chicken, chicon, chikan, checken, chacon, chaiken, chaconne, chicoine, chicom, checkin, check-in, check in, chuck in, schicken, check on, chaikin, chickens, chika, chickened, churkin, checking, chucking, chequing, shaken, sicken, wiccan, ticken, chicane, wicken, licon, hicken, jochen, sicon, choking, chocking, chalking, cheka, checa, cheeking, checca, second, chica, shakin, kickin, secon, chicas, chicano, chicky, chaka, chukka, chiton, likin, chignon, chicana, kuchen, kick in, chillan, sucken, chickee, chauhan, chicco, chuka, kikin, chillon, cejka, chicot, jakin, lecken, suchen, wecan, chakka, chicket, ciocca, jack in, jachin, jackeen, chugging, chechen, checked in, dicken, hawken, cecum, hakan, dickon, hokan, hacken, cocon, hakon, hickam, haakon, haken, hocken, jagan, jagen, kick on, joggen, jochum, knochen, hakken, jcan.