Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪkən/
noun a domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat, especially a young one
A1 I like to eat chicken for dinner.
A2 She cooked a delicious chicken soup for lunch.
B1 The restaurant specializes in fried chicken dishes.
B2 The chef prepared a gourmet chicken dish with a wine reduction sauce.
C1 The organic chicken was roasted to perfection and served with truffle risotto.
C2 The renowned chef created a unique chicken recipe that combines Asian and Mediterranean flavors.
adjective cowardly or fearful
A1 I like chicken soup.
A2 She ordered a chicken sandwich for lunch.
B1 The restaurant serves a variety of chicken dishes.
B2 The chef prepared a delicious chicken curry.
C1 The gourmet restaurant specializes in chicken-based recipes.
C2 The award-winning chef created a chicken dish that impressed all the judges.
formal The chicken was marinated in a blend of herbs and spices before being roasted to perfection.
informal Let's grab some fried chicken for lunch today!
slang I can't believe she chickened out of skydiving at the last minute.
figurative She's always been the mother hen of the group, looking out for everyone like a chicken protecting her chicks.
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