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n. A young chicken.

n. The young of any bird.

n. A child.

n. Slang A girl or young woman.

n. A young bird.

n. A young chicken.

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

n. A woman.

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

n. A chicken.

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

n. a young woman; -- often considered offensive.

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

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

To sprout, as seed in the ground; vegetate.

To crack.

n. A crack; a flaw.

n. 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.

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

n. An abbreviated form of chickeen.

n. young bird especially of domestic fowl

n. informal terms for a (young) woman

"So as I'm reading this piece I can't help but think that we are now moving back into a climate like the late 80s (remember the films of John Cusack and Kevin Costner at that time) where the romantic comedies (before the term chick flicks was coined) will again be starring men."

chicken    young bird    gallus gallus    missy    young woman    girl    fille    young lady    miss   

chicken   

chick flick    chick lit   

vegetate    chicken    offspring    squab    girl    woman   

Crick    Dick    Frick    Hick    Mick    Nic    Nick    Rick    Slick    Stick   

babe    chicken    kitten    hen    duck    pig    bitch    puppy    pussy    redhead