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1. (n.) chick
a young chicken or other bird.
2. chick
a child.
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| Definition of 'chick' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) chick, biddy
young bird especially of domestic fowl
2. (noun) dame, doll, wench, skirt, chick, bird
informal terms for a (young) woman
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1. (noun) chick
a baby bird
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) chick
a chicken
2. (noun) chick
a child or young person; -- a term of endearment
3. (verb) chick
to sprout, as seed in the ground; to vegetate
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Sense: a baby bird
One of the chicks fell out of the blackbird's nest.
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 Afrikaans: kuiken |
 Arabic: صوص |
 Bulgarian: пиленце |
 Brazilian: filhote |
 Czech: ptačí mládě |
 German: das Küken |
 Danish: fugleunge |
 Greek: νεοσσός, κοτοπουλάκι |
 Estonian: linnupoeg |
 Farsi: جوجۀ پرنده |
 Finnish: tipu |
 French: oisillon |
 Hebrew: אֶפרוֹחַ |
 Hindi: चूजा |
 Croatian: pile |
 Hungarian: kiscsirke |
 Indonesian: anak burung |
 Icelandic: fuglsungi |
 Italian: pulcino; uccellino |
 Japanese: ひな鳥 |
 Korean: 새기새 |
 Lithuanian: paukščiukas |
 Latvian: putnēns; cālis |
 Malay: anak burung |
 Dutch: jong vogeltje |
 Norwegian: fugleunge; kylling |
 Polish: pisklę |
 Persian: جوجۀ پرنده |
 Pashto: چبچى، چرګوړى مرغزى (دهرمر |
 Portuguese: filhote |
 Romanian: pui, puişor |
 Russian: птенец |
 Slovak: vtáča |
 Slovenian: ptiček, piščanček |
 Serbian: ptić |
 Swedish: fågelunge, [nykläckt] kyc |
 Thai: ลูกนก |
 Turkish: yavru kuş, civciv |
 Taiwanese: 小鳥 |
 Ukrainian: курча; пташеня |
 Urdu: چوزہ |
 Vietnamese: sự thanh lịch |
 Chinese: 小鸟 |
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