chicken pill
chicken pill noun: a pill containing hormones to fatten poultry, sometimes taken by women in the hope of developing attractive curves.
Noun
chicken pill (plural chicken pills)
- A pill containing hormones to fatten poultry, sometimes taken by women in the hope of developing attractive curves.
- Some go so far as to take hormones ("the chicken pill") to develop big bottoms and breasts.2004, Steeve O. Buckridge, The Language of Dress, page 187
- Chicken pills are used to fatten poultry and sold in animal feed stores for two US dollars a dozen. They contain hormones which can lead to breast cancer. Tanesha says there's been a shortage lately. The chicken pills were sold out all over Kingston, and the stores started to require proof that the...2022, Matthias Drawe, The World is My Oyster (Volume 1: Around the World in 30 Stories)
Forms of chicken pill
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Questions about chicken pill
- What does chicken pill mean?
- Chicken pill means a pill containing hormones to fatten poultry, sometimes taken by women in the hope of developing attractive curves.
- What part of speech is chicken pill?
- Chicken pill is a noun.
- What is the plural of chicken pill?
- The plural of chicken pill is chicken pills.
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