Uk English Meaning of chick
chick
Other Uk English words related to chick
- child
- Kid
- Teenager
- baby
- child
- baby
- bud
- chap
- cub
- young
- kid
- child
- monkey
- doll
- sprat
- sprouts
- squirt
- teenager
- Teenager
- puppy
- youngster
- youngster
- Youth
- kid
- babe
- bantling
- Cherub
- devil
- little devil
- imp
- baby
- jackanapes
- Kindergartener
- Receptionist
- Lad
- minor
- mischief
- neonate
- Nestling
- newborn
- nippers
- preschooler
- preteen
- Rascal
- rogue
- schoolboy
- Schoolchild
- Schoolgirl
- Shaver
- Stripling
- kid
- Toddler
- tomboy
- toddler
- Tween
- kid
- urchin
- weaner
- Whippersnapper
- bobby-soxer
- rug rat
- schoolkid
- Tween
- teenager
- teenager
Nearest Words of chick
Definitions and Meaning of chick in English
chick (n)
young bird especially of domestic fowl
informal terms for a (young) woman
chick (v. i.)
To sprout, as seed in the ground; to vegetate.
chick (n.)
A chicken.
A child or young person; -- a term of endearment.
FAQs About the word chick
chick
young bird especially of domestic fowl, informal terms for a (young) womanTo sprout, as seed in the ground; to vegetate., A chicken., A child or young person; -
child,Kid,Teenager,baby,child,baby,bud,chap,cub,young
adult,Senior citizen,grown-up,ancient,elder,oldster,old-timer,senior,golden-ager,middle-aged person
chichling vetch => Common vetch, chichling => chickling, chichipe => Chichipe, chichi => poos, chichewa => Chichewa,
