Fowl

What do we mean by fowl?

Any of various birds of the order Galliformes, especially the common, widely domesticated chicken (Gallus domesticus). noun

A bird, such as a duck, goose, turkey, or pheasant, that is used as food or hunted as game. noun

The flesh of such birds used as food. noun

A bird of any kind. noun

To hunt, trap, or shoot wildfowl. intransitive verb

A bird: generally unchanged in the plural when used in a collective or generic sense. noun

Specifically A barn-yard cock or hen; also, a domestic duck or turkey; in the plural, poultry. noun

See the qualifying words. noun

An obsolete variant of foul.

To catch or kill wild fowl as game or for food, as by means of decoys, nets, or snares, by pursuing them with falcons or hawks, or by shooting.

To hunt wild fowl over or in; catch or kill wild fowl in.

Any bird; esp., any large edible bird. noun

Any domesticated bird used as food, as a hen, turkey, duck; in a more restricted sense, the common domestic cock or hen (Gallus domesticus). noun

A fowl that frequents the barnyard; the common domestic cock or hen. noun

To catch or kill wild fowl, for game or food, as by shooting, or by decoys, nets, etc. intransitive verb

A light gun with smooth bore, adapted for the use of small shot in killing birds or small quadrupeds. intransitive verb

A bird. noun

A bird of the order Galliformes, including chickens, turkeys, pheasant, partridges and quail. noun

A bird.

A bird of the order Galliformes, including chickens, turkeys, pheasant, partridges and quail.

Birds which are hunted or kept for food, including Galliformes and also waterfowl of the order Anseriformes such as ducks, geese and swans.

Fowling is a recreational sport played by the coolest people in the world. You throw a football towards bowling pins that are placed on a board at a distance of 48 feet apart. The goal is to knock all ten pins down. It is more difficult than it looks or sounds. It is known as "the sport of kings". Created in the early 2000's, fowling is growing in popularity, and is most commonly found at tailgates. The biggest fowling event is held at the Indy 500 "coca cola lot" on the saturday before the race. Last year, a record high of 62 teams of two participated in the "super fowl saturday" tournament. It has been rumored that even Chuck Norris loves to fowl. The official fruit of fowling is the cherry. The game was invented by mere accident, by three beer drinking men named Chutt, John Von Mack, and Mr. Skip. Fowling has even also raised money for charity! If you would like to be one of the coolest people in the world, and join in on the fun! Urban Dictionary

To be disrespectful or rude, but funny. Urban Dictionary

Graffiti slang for a letter that don't look right. a letter "M" looks like a "J" or something like that. Urban Dictionary

Rapper from Detroit (real Name Saffal Tall) who won the Redbull Emsee Battle in 2010. Recently issued a mixtape called Live From The D Urban Dictionary

Rotten Letters from lazy writers. Urban Dictionary

Just a straight FUCK NIGGA can't keep up with the big dogs and parties out like a stripper with no kid and a hooch full of blow, and never gets any pussy and lies about a bunch of stupid shit Urban Dictionary

A bad improver, specifically one who lacks the understanding of fundamental improve rules. Urban Dictionary

Fun activity with chickens, often misinterpreted as something nefarious. Urban Dictionary

1. A series of books full of wit, intellegence, action and humor. Often dissed by the dim-witted. 2. Artemis Fowl II, the main character of the Artemis Fowl book series. A young boy genius who's chosen career is criminal mastermind. The only human to ever outwit the not-so-mythical race known as the elves. Kidnapped Holly Short, a fairy police officer with the Lower Elements Police Recon (I forget how to spell the full word), or LEPrecon. 3.Artemis Fowl I, the main character's father and rolemodel. Kidnapped by the Russian Mafia. 4. Greek goddess of the hunt. Artemis Fowl was named after her. Urban Dictionary

To get scared and back out of a certain (often confrontational) situation. Derived from the term 'chicken out' (Fowl meaning bird). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fowl:
fowl.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fowl:
artemis, lep, gallus, peafowl, mulch, pheasant, hornbill, chickens, cay, opal, quail, poultry, bantam, mite, geese, partridge, shellfish, hens, avian, ducks, mastermind, goats, hen, eternity, pigs, goose, waterfowl, cholera, chicken, fairies, atlantis, domesticated, heron, boar, holly, plumage, pigeon, fairy, bodyguard, rabbits, paradox, amphibians, goat, meat, breeds, duck, cows, birds, pig, juliet, peacock, bred, deception, reptiles, migratory, breed, cooked, eggs, butler, bees, sheep, herbs, dwarf, manor, owl, pork, vegetables, deer, egg, vegetable, dairy, bird, livestock, cattle, hunters, rabbit, fish, eaten, mammals, salmon, wild, demon, trout, dish, dishes, corn, files, arctic, breeding, cuisine, domestic, animals, fishing, twins, dogs, fortune, zoo, foods, pond, pounds.

Words that rhyme with fowl:
owl, foul, scowl, towel, howl, prowl, afoul, cowl, growl, jowl, troul, raul, waterfowl, night owl, peafowl, hawk owl, sproul, soule, houle, run afoul, barn owl, screech owl, sprowl, tawny owl, coull, barred owl, crowl, great horned owl, hoot owl, horned owl, towle, little owl, laughing owl, moul, great gray owl, congo peafowl, blue peafowl, green peafowl, crowle.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fowl:
wild, domestic, water, sea, common, cold, pea, guinea, white, door, boiled, red, winged, black, roasted, feathered, live, aquatic, male, dead, clean, domesticated, migratory, tame, moor, roast, jungle, ungainly, fat, strange, andalusian, ordinary, yard, female, innumerable, plucked, broiled, adult, trussed, barndoor, cooked, polish, spanish, stewed, game, elegant, brown, mature, embryonic, tough, occasional, stuffed, plump, spur, infected, sick, sized, rare, grown, grey, unfortunate, curried, legged, silky, sacrificial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fowl:
house, shooting, cholera, plague, pox, houses, run, yard, typhoid, pest, paralysis, shooter, eggs, abound, hame, meadow, grass, play, feathers, runs, feeding, virus, shooters, tick, leukosis, pen, breed, swimming, guns, yards, roost, wheat, tuberculosis, shelter, breeding, crow, manure, feed, resort, rise, gun, wheeling, flights, nest, love, plasma, fly, serum, feather, scream, farm, congregate, hither, pens, ticks, loft, pond, sarcoma, overhead, roosts, shot, rest, waving, floating, whistling, embryo, droppings, sitting, fish, leukemia, coop, diphtheria, blood, cry, piles, keeping, hunting, sail, dive, breeders, offer, soup, scattering, steps, float, hover, bones, egg, keepers, wake, alight, hackle, creep.

Consonant match to fowl:
fall, file, feel, foil, foul, full, fool, fell, fail, fill, foal, phil, phile, fil, foyle, fille, fel, faille, phyle, faul, phyll, feil, fiel, fahl, pfeil, phil-, pfohl, faal, fohl, fehl, pfahl, faile, faull, foale, foell.

Words that sound like fowl:
foul, fowl, foule, fall, faul, foll, faal, folle, fahl, pfahl, faule, feel, full, fool, fail, fell, fill, ful, file, foil, phil, foal, fal, feal, fel, fiel, fil, phile, fille, fol, fule, fale, -ful, feil, falle, phyle, foyle, phyll, faille, fele, fyl, phal, felle, phyl, phail, fohl, pfohl, pfeil, feile, -phile, fehl, filh, phil-, fowler, fouls, fouled, fle, fow, fll, afoul, flah, fowls, fouler, flw, fao, fau, fowle, fowled, fouch, pfau, foulk, phl, flh, fouche, foutch, fowlie, fowey, foulke, fong, phong, thowl, fonge, falls, false, falt, faller, fah, faa, fala, falo, fallo, fali, falte, falah, falu, fald, falb, afal, falz, afol.