henned-up
henned-up adjective: surrounded by a harem of female turkeys and unlikely to move in response to a call.
Adjective
henned-up (comparative more henned-up, superlative most henned-up)
- Surrounded by a harem of female turkeys and unlikely to move in response to a call.
- One of the biggest obstacles most turkey hunters will face is dealing with henned-up toms. They've already gathered their harem, and are in no hurry to leave them for the proverbial "bird in the bush."2003, Massachusetts Wildlife - Volumes 53-54, page 31
- And just when things seem darkest, turkeys pile it on by going silent, acting weird, getting henned-up, or just otherwise going into a funk.2006, Brian Lovett, Hunting Pressured Turkeys, page 145
Forms of henned-up
| comparative | more henned-up |
|---|---|
| superlative | most henned-up |
Questions about henned-up
- What does henned-up mean?
- Henned-up means surrounded by a harem of female turkeys and unlikely to move in response to a call.
- What part of speech is henned-up?
- Henned-up is an adjective.
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