Chicken Plural, What is the Plural of Chicken?

Meaning: a domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat, especially a young one.

Plural of CHICKEN

Synonyms of CHICKEN

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Chicken as a Singular Noun in Example Sentences:

1. I grilled a delicious chicken for dinner.
2. The chicken is a popular choice in many cuisines.
3. She seasoned the chicken with herbs and spices.
4. The restaurant specializes in fried chicken
5. The chicken breast is a lean source of protein.
6. The aroma of roasted chicken filled the kitchen.
7. She ordered a plate of tender and juicy grilled chicken.
8. The chef prepared a flavorful curry with chicken.
9. The farmer raised free-range chickens on the farm.
10. The chicken wings were spicy and delicious.

Chicken as a Plural Noun in Example Sentences:

1. We ordered a bucket of fried chickens for the party.
2. The recipe calls for two pounds of boneless chickens.
3. The farmers raise thousands of chickens on their poultry farm.
4. The market offers a variety of fresh organic chickens.
5. They grilled several skewers of marinated chickens for the barbecue.
6. The restaurant serves a wide range of grilled and roasted chickens.
7. She bought a whole roasted chicken from the deli for dinner.
8. The backyard flock of chickens provided fresh eggs every morning.
9. The cooking class taught different techniques for cooking chickens.
10. The chef prepared a delicious stir-fry with mixed vegetables and diced chickens.

Singular Possessive of Chicken

The singular possessive form of “Chicken” is “Chicken’s”.

Examples of Singular Possessive Form of Chicken

1. The chicken’s feathers were vibrant and colorful.
2. The farmer collected the chicken’s fresh eggs.
3. The chicken’s beak pecked at the ground.
4. I marinated the chicken’s meat with spices.
5. The chicken’s coop provided shelter and security.
6. The fox tried to steal the chicken’s dinner.
7. The chicken’s squawk woke up the entire neighborhood.
8. Can you pluck the chicken’s feathers for me?
9. The chicken’s legs were tender and juicy.
10. The chef prepared the chicken’s special recipe.

Plural Possessive of Chicken

The plural possessive form of “Chicken” is “Chickens'”.

Examples of Plural Possessive Form of Chicken

1. The chickens’ clucking echoed through the farm.
2. We need to clean the chickens’ coop before sunset.
3. The chickens’ eggs were gathered in the morning.
4. The foxes were lurking near the chickens’ pen.
5. Can you feed the chickens’ corn and grains?
6. The chickens’ feathers were soft and downy.
7. The chickens’ pecking order determined their hierarchy.
8. The chickens’ roost provided a safe place to sleep.
9. We built a fence to protect the chickens’ territory.
10. The chickens’ wings fluttered as they roamed.

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