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chick
1
(chick)
Pronunciation:
/tʃɪk/
noun
1
a young bird, especially one newly hatched:
the cattle egrets hatched and reared two chicks
[
with modifier
]
:
cuckoo chicks
a newly hatched young domestic fowl:
dozens of fluffy, chirruping chicks hatched out
2
informal
a young woman:
she’s a great-looking chick
Phrases
neither chick nor child
North American
or
dialect
no children at all.
Origin:
Middle English
: abbreviation of
chicken
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