cock's eggs (Meaning)

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cock's eggs (n)

weedy vine of Argentina having solitary white flowers followed by egg-shaped white or yellow fruit

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We spotted several white Yolkless eggs scattered amongst the smooth pebbles on the beach – perhaps remnants of a seabird's nest.
The veterinarian examined the pullet's first clutch, surprised to find them all small and yolkless.
In some cultures, these tiny, yolkless eggs are considered delicacies and are boiled or fried for a unique flavor.
Researchers are studying the hormonal changes in young hens that can lead to laying yolkless eggs.
Despite having no yolk, these eggs can still be used in baking for a binding effect, though the texture might be slightly different.
The children were curious about the small, white spheres they found in the birdhouse – their first encounter with yolkless eggs.
Farmers collect yolkless eggs for research purposes, helping scientists understand avian reproduction better.
While not as common as regular eggs, yolkless eggs occasionally appear in the first few clutches of young hens.
Some believe these yolkless eggs are bad omens, while others see them as simply a biological quirk of nature.
With a little creativity, even yolkless eggs can be used in recipes – perfect for those seeking to experiment or eliminate cholesterol.

weedy vine of Argentina having solitary white flowers followed by egg-shaped white or yellow fruit

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

We spotted several white Yolkless eggs scattered amongst the smooth pebbles on the beach – perhaps remnants of a seabird's nest.

The veterinarian examined the pullet's first clutch, surprised to find them all small and yolkless.

In some cultures, these tiny, yolkless eggs are considered delicacies and are boiled or fried for a unique flavor.

Researchers are studying the hormonal changes in young hens that can lead to laying yolkless eggs.