Synonyms
Examples for "chicken"
Examples for "chicken"
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It's difficult to know which comes first in this particular chicken-or-egg scenario.
2
From its natural home in India the chicken spread east and west.
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Its products include chicken, meat, dairy products, meat-type ducks and veterinary drugs.
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For the main course, there is the option of chicken or fish.
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Government and health officials have stressed that well-cooked chicken cannot infect people.
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Next he proposed either a potage madrilène or a crême de volaille, Marie Louise.
2
Tiens, ce gros qui mange une cuisse de volaille!
3
Beauvilliers was also celebrated for his supreme de volaille, and for his cotelette a la Soubise.
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A person who could not eat Madame Bernard's 'mousse de volaille' could only be cured by a miracle.
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It mendeth a Bouillon much, to boil in it some half-rosted Volaille, or other good meat.
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And so you say, General, the Baronet did not like the poulet?
2
He turned to the attendant who was waiting-"Consommé-Omeletteauxfines herbes-etpoulet roti aux cressons."
3
What do you think of a "Fowl de poulet"?
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The dish was called "poulet archduc," although I should have called it at least poulet archangel.
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She is as proud of her poulet en casserole as any commander of a soixante-quinze battery of its practice.
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At every meal except breakfast-whenthey do not give you anything at all-theFrench give you veal and poulet roti.
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Now it's a very special bird and anyone who has holidayed in France will be familiar with the term: poulet de Bresse.
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The reefs are teeming with cobalt coloured starfish bigger than your head and an abundance of lobsters, crabs, poulet fish and blue fin tuna.
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You don't know what it means to one in my condition to have to choose between poulet en casserole and kidneys a la maitre d'hotel.
10
Earl Poulet is dead, and Soame, who married Mrs. Naylor's sister.
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They hadn't spoken at all after leaving Le Poulet Gai.
12
He wrote to Poulet-Malassis concerning a proposed purchase of Meryon's work by the publisher.
13
The playful name suggests the celebrated dish, Poulette de Madame Poulet, Chick of Mrs. Chicken.
14
May 6.-Lord Poulet's motion against the King's visiting Hanover.
15
The nickname "Poulet" clung to him, and henceforth he was never called anything else.
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Her eyes fell on the wainscoting against which she was leaning and she saw Poulet's ladder.