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- Dictionarychick/tʃɪk/
noun
- 1. a young bird, especially one newly hatched: "the cattle egrets hatched and reared two chicks"
- 2. a young woman: informal "she's a great-looking chick"
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Chick can mean a baby bird, especially a young chicken, or a slang term for a young woman. Learn how to pronounce chick, see examples and translations in different languages.
Learn the meaning of chick as a noun, with synonyms, examples, and word history. Chick can refer to a domestic chicken, the young of any bird, or a child, especially a girl or woman.
Chick can mean a young chicken, a child, or a girl or young woman, often as a term of endearment or slang. Learn the origin, history, and sensitivity of this word, and see how it is used in sentences.
Chick can mean a young chicken or other bird, a child, or a young woman, often offensively. Learn the origin, synonyms, and translations of chick from various sources.
A chick is a baby bird, especially a just-hatched chicken. Chicks are small, yellow, and fluffy. Chick can describe most young birds, from an eagle chick to a flamingo chick, or be used more generally: "Dogs aren't allowed on the beach because of the nesting seabirds and their chicks."
chick in British English. (tʃɪk) noun. 1. the young of a bird, esp of a domestic fowl. 2. slang, sometimes offensive. a girl or young woman, esp an attractive one. 3. a young child: used as a term of endearment.
Chick is a noun that means a baby bird, especially a baby chicken. Learn how to say chick in different languages and see examples of its usage.
