What is the difference between CHIC and CHICKEN ?!
CHIC
Pronunciation: \?shēk\
Function: noun
Etymology: French
Date: 1856
1: smart elegance and sophistication especially of dress or manner : style <wears her clothes with superb chic>.
2: a distinctive mode of dress or manner associated with a fashionable lifestyle, ideology, or pursuit <wearing the latest in urban chic>
3: a faddishly popular quality or appeal; also : something (as a practice or interest) having such appeal <the transient tides of academic chic
In addition, Chic is used as an abbreviation on menus for various dishes made with chicken.
And CHICK, spelled with a "K" is a term describing a baby chicken, or a slang term for a young woman.
Doc
Answers: From the Miriam Webster Dictionary:
CHIC
Pronunciation: \?shēk\
Function: noun
Etymology: French
Date: 1856
1: smart elegance and sophistication especially of dress or manner : style <wears her clothes with superb chic>.
2: a distinctive mode of dress or manner associated with a fashionable lifestyle, ideology, or pursuit <wearing the latest in urban chic>
3: a faddishly popular quality or appeal; also : something (as a practice or interest) having such appeal <the transient tides of academic chic
In addition, Chic is used as an abbreviation on menus for various dishes made with chicken.
And CHICK, spelled with a "K" is a term describing a baby chicken, or a slang term for a young woman.
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i dinnae ken
CHIC has less letters than CHICKEN :D
u kiddin me , right?
Chick is a baby chicken & a chicken is an adult.
a female and a scary person
A chick is a baby bird of either gender
a chicken is a young female hen
A cockerel is a young male
A pullet is a young laying bird
As they get older they become hens and cockz. (rooster in the US)
The z is to overcome yahoo's over zealous censorship.