Meaning of chick'n | Babel Free
Definitions
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Pronunciation spelling of chicken. alt-of, countable, pronunciation-spelling, uncountable
- A meatless chicken substitute.
Examples
“Got some chick’n broth here for Granny Trimmer.”
““[…] Now there are those chick’ns; c’u’dn’t we lit ’em have⟳ a small hamper of ’em now? Eh?” “They’re sold, father,” says Kitty, with a sweet expression, yet in a perfectly firm tone.”
“Well, one morning about five, or, maybe half-past, we started out after some chick’n. It was just such a morning as last⟳ Monday, only brighter and clearer, and I think⟳ a little earlier, and we thought it would be a splendid day for chickn’n.”
““Have⟳ some chick’n!” he continued, putting nearly half a chicken on her plate.”
“I carried over some chick’n soup ’n’ some nice fresh bread, ’n’—”
“Mis’ Lyra! d’ye want⟳ some chick’ns cocht? I’m de coon to ’proach ’em if ye’ve ’cluded to give⟳ ’em chick’ns for de buf-day! Dey’s mighty fond of chick’ns, dey is:—like⟳ dat roostah on de fence?”
“Ah was just fixin’ some chick’ns, an’ tomorrow we’ll have⟳ a fracassee with dumplin’s. Chick’ns have⟳ to wait⟳ ovah night in salt watah fo’ they ah cooked, but we got pa’tridges fo’ today.”
“Nosir, nuh-nosir, I just, uh, I was just follerin’ along to see⟳ maybe I could tap yah for a couple cents tuh get⟳ some chick’n noodle soup.”
“Had a chick’n one time. Had me some chick’ns ta look⟳ aftah, I did.”
“Well, I told TyWanda I’se gwine to de Quickie Shop⟳ fuh some cherry Frostie and some chick’n and some grape soda and some other things like⟳ goat cheese and strawberries you white people don’t know⟳ shit about.”
“Place⟳ chick’n burger patty on top of cranberry sauce, then top with grilled rice stuffing.”
“Sometimes a slab of faux ribs or some chick’n cutlets are just not quite enough.”
“Case in point⟳: This teriyaki chick'n burrito, which is as tongue- and gut-pleasing as its meat-filled Mission counterparts.”
“To prepare⟳ the chick’n fried tofu, cut⟳ the pressed block⟳ of tofu lengthwise into 8 long slices.”
“Oyster mushrooms have⟳ a great texture, and they also provide⟳ a lot of nooks and crannies for the dredging, which will give⟳ you an amazingly crispy chick’n!”
CEFR level
B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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