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A dinosaur in starter feathers, screaming for worms before it can fully see.
means A baby bird, especially a newly hatched chicken, and by slang extension a young woman.
from From Middle English 'chiken' (chicken), shortened to 'chike' and then 'chick.' The root is Old English 'cicen,' which traces back to a Germanic base thought to imitate the small peeping sounds the bird makes — naming it, essentially, after its own voice. The slang use for a young woman is much later, an early-20th-century Americanism that may echo the older affectionate habit of calling loved ones 'chick' or 'chicken' as terms of endearment.
- egg tooth
- Grows a tiny beak spike just to break out, then loses it
- sex by feathers
- Wing feather length reveals male or female day one
- heard inside
- Chicks peep through the shell before hatching
- imprint fast
- Bonds for life to first moving thing seen
- living dinosaur
- Closest relatives to T. rex still chirping today
chick fil a — american fast-food chain with ~3,000 locations, founded 1946
chick corea — jazz pianist and composer, 23 grammy awards, 1941-2021
chicken little — aesop's fable character who believes the sky is falling