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chick'n

chick'n noun: a meatless chicken substitute. Also the pronunciation spelling of chicken.

Noun

chick'n (countable and uncountable, plural chick'ns)

  1. A meatless chicken substitute.
    • Place chick’n burger patty on top of cranberry sauce, then top with grilled rice stuffing.2015 February 25, Arti Patel, “Vegetarian Recipes: Tasty Dishes For Meatless Mondays”, in HuffPost, archived from the original on 21 Apr 2023
    • Sometimes a slab of faux ribs or some chick’n cutlets are just not quite enough.2016, Kris Holechek Peters, Bringing Home the Seitan: 100 Protein-Packed, Plant-Based Recipes for Delicious “Wheat-Meat” Tacos, BBQ, Stir-Fry, Wings and More, Ulysses Press, →ISBN, page 89

Also used as

chick'n is also the pronunciation spelling of chicken.

Forms of chick'n

pluralchick'ns

Origin of chick'n

(chicken substitute): Compare m*lk, cheeze.

Questions about chick'n

What does chick'n mean?
Chick'n means a meatless chicken substitute.
What part of speech is chick'n?
Chick'n is a noun.
What is the plural of chick'n?
The plural of chick'n is chick'ns.

Words near chick'n in the dictionary

  1. chick magnet
  2. chick magnets
  3. chick pea
  4. chick peas
  5. chick with a dick
  6. chick'n
  7. chick'ns
  8. chick*n
  9. chick-blind
  10. chick-blinds
  11. chick-flick

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