poultry
IPA: pˈoʊɫtri
noun
- Domestic fowl (e.g. chickens, ducks, turkeys, and geese) raised for food (either meat or eggs).
- The meat from a domestic fowl.
- A street in the City of London between Cheapside and Cornhill (at Bank).
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Examples of "poultry" in Sentences
- She learned how to poach poultry.
- The food was made for the poultry.
- It is to keep the germs away from the poultry.
- The 32 other poultry at the site were slaughtered.
- The professor was inducted into poultry hall of fame.
- In the south, Dairy and Poultry farms are widely industrious.
- The caramel colored poultry is appetizing and the taste is sweet.
- A veterinarian is responsible for the health of flocks of poultry.
- The climatic condition of the district is suitable for poultry farming.
- He was dedicated to the preservation of rare breeds of livestock and poultry.
- A specialist in poultry, he helped invent such oddities as chicken nuggets, turkey ham, and poultry hot dogs.
- A good glaze for poultry is made with ancho or chipotle chiles combined with honey, and a sauce for roast chicken or pork uses chiles, honey and cilantro.
- Enough to say the poultry is all to evacuate the premises at Christmas, and meanwhile the cock is shut up in a dark cellar from darkening till after our breakfast.
- Also, the WTO ruled that a U.S. ban on Chinese poultry is illegal, giving Beijing a win in the first international commerce ruling against the Obama administration.
- In terms of the land use and sights, near Tehuacan you'll see long narrow white-topped buildings where poultry is produced and then trucked throughout the state of Puebla and other nearby states.
- Inn, any day before Saturday, at four precisely, when you will find none of your half-starved, long-limbed bundles of bones, which you call poultry at the table-d'hôte, but a right Chitty-gong fowl!