Chick is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHICK in dictionary:

VERB:
• To sprout, as seed in the ground; to vegetate.
NOUN:
• a young bird
• a young bird, especially one newly hatched
• a newly hatched young domestic fowl
• a young woman
• (in South Asia) a folding bamboo screen for a doorway.
• baby bird
• A chicken.
• A child or young person; -- a term of endearment.
• young bird especially of domestic fowl
• informal terms for a (young) woman

Words related to CHICK

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Words that contain CHICK

chicks17 tchick17 chickee18 chicken18 tchicks18 boychick24 chickees19 chickens19 chickory22 chickpea21 dabchick22 dipchick22 dobchick22 peachick21 tchicked20 boychicks25 chickadee21 chickaree20 chickened21 chickling21 chickpeas22 chickweed24 dabchicks23 dipchicks23 dobchicks23 peachicks22 tchicking21 chickadees22 chickarees21 chickening22 chickenpox30 chicklings22 chickories21 chickweeds25 chickabiddy29 chickenshit25 chickenpoxes32 chickenshits26 chickabiddies28 chickenhearted29

How to use CHICK in a sentence

• At three years old, even, he is as tender as a chick, with the additional advantage of his proper chicken flavour being fully developed.
• So she asked the ring for a toy in the form of a beautiful little chick, just from the egg.
• Nick was obliged to follow him, but he knew that he would not have to go far, for Chick was waiting on Sixth avenue, and it was in that direction that the thief turned.
• In a convenient doorway he wrote a note to Chick, on the back of the scrap of paper which Jones had given him, and sealed it in an envelope.
• He pushed the door open softly, believing that the doctor would be still asleep, and Chick on guard.
• Nick was at first amazed, and then he reflected that it was quite possible that some disclosure of the prisoner had led Chick to accompany him in search of evidence.
• Out of the corner of his eyes Nick could see Chick struggling with this phase of the evidence.
• The superintendent and Chick calmly awaited the inevitable issue.
• But always a little chick was missing! Then one night when the sun was sinking low, the big white cock flew up to the top of the fence and crowed.
• People pass every few minutes within a pace or two, yet the old bird has not deserted its chick.
• The accidents and vicissitudes of early chickenhood are serious matters to the unmothered chick, and they must not be overlooked by the breeder who figures his profits on paper.
• We have been using Pratts Baby Chick Food and are very well pleased with it.
• I have used your Baby Chick Food with the best success and would gladly recommend it to anyone wanting such food.
• I have used the Baby Chick Food this season and have had excellent results.
• While Pratts Baby Chick Food need not be fed longer than the first three weeks, it is good practice to continue its use for two to three weeks longer.
• Have used your Baby Chick Food and had wonderful results.
• Last of all the finishing touches are made, and the whole creature becomes a particular kind of a bird which picks its way out of the shell and shifts for itself as a chick.
• To be sure, the full history is not reviewed in detail, for the chick embryo does not actually swim in water and breathe by means of gills.
• Poor little chick, fighting with her soul in the dark and not knowing what the matter was! Such things happened.
• Now, you must know that I am quite as fond of the oaks and the grass and the blue sky as Sunbeam, or Fairy, or the brown-faced Little Chick.
• He seemed to understand that he was more apt to make a hit when he threw into a crowd than when aiming at a single chick.
• We lived on a plantation with some white people by the name of Chick Johnson.
• Three pounds of chick will produce one pound of opium, from a third to a fifth of the weight being lost in evaporation.
• One acre of well cultivated ground will yield from 70 to 100 pounds of chick.
• The price of chick varies from three to six rupees a pound, so that an acre will yield from 200 to 600 rupees worth of opium at one crop.
• But Claus knew no more of that than the chick in the shell.
• The chick gets out of its shell presently, but even that takes time.
• It was the partridge chick that had squatted upon it that moved.

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