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chick

noun as in young bird

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noun as in child

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noun as in (offensive) young woman

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“Noem isn’t chicken,” Johnson added, along with a baby chick emoji.

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All of the chicks broke out of their shells, with Gizmo emerging last on March 8.

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Mr Gregory captured a group of fledgling emperor penguin chicks teetering on the edge of an ice shelf.

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The ambition is that any chicks may eventually become part of a release programme, but, for now, it is more a case of adding to the population here.

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Thousands of cawing gulls perched on a rocky island, and newly hatched chicks bobbed in the water.

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