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chicken breast
noun
- a congenital or acquired malformation of the chest in which there is abnormal projection of the sternum and the sternal region, often associated with rickets.
chicken breast
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Derived Forms
- ˌchicken-ˈbreasted, adjective
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Other Words From
- chicken-breasted adjective
- chicken-breasted·ness noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chicken breast1
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Example Sentences
After all, the Thunder shot 15 of 24 from the foul line, a chicken-breast-thawing-on-the-counter clip of 62.5 percent.
For breakfast it would be a cup of coffee, two eggs over easy, and chicken breast with hot sauce.
Pretty much everything else consisted of chicken breast and peanut butter.
Bite It Grilled Chicken—Always opt for a grilled chicken breast.
It is hard to be a famous person and not show a great swollen chicken-breast to the people.
Curd, when ready to mill, should have a fibrous texture somewhat like the white meat of a chicken breast.
The general, hearing her step, called her to her seat and gave her the brownest chicken breast in the dish before him.
Chicken-breast is good, hot or cold, but aunty would never let me have a second helping.
Remove the same from the fire and pour it on the chicken breast that have been browned as described above.
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