treadfowl (Meaning)
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treadfowl (n.)
A cock.
Synonyms & Antonyms of treadfowl
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treadfowl Sentence Examples
- The treadfowl strutted elegantly across the muddy yard, its plumage glistening in the sunlight.
- The farmers raised thousands of treadfowl for their succulent meat and eggs.
- The poultry industry relied heavily on the hardy treadfowl, known for its rapid growth rate.
- The treadfowl's distinctive call could be heard echoing through the countryside at dawn and dusk.
- The local festival celebrated the treadfowl, with contests for the largest and most well-groomed birds.
- The treadfowl's feathers were used to make artisanal crafts, such as decorative pillows and fans.
- The treadfowl was a popular choice for poultry shows, where it was admired for its beauty and vigor.
- The treadfowl's keen eyesight and agile movements made it an excellent hunter of insects and small rodents.
- The treadfowl's meat was highly sought after by fine dining restaurants, known for its rich flavor and tenderness.
- The treadfowl played an important role in traditional medicine, with its eggs and feathers being used for various remedies.
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A cock.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The treadfowl strutted elegantly across the muddy yard, its plumage glistening in the sunlight.
The farmers raised thousands of treadfowl for their succulent meat and eggs.
The poultry industry relied heavily on the hardy treadfowl, known for its rapid growth rate.
The treadfowl's distinctive call could be heard echoing through the countryside at dawn and dusk.
