Domestic+fowls
121oklabar — ˈōkləˌbär noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from oklahoma (I) + bar 1. : a breed of autosexing gold or silvery barred domestic fowls developed in Oklahoma and notable for fast feathering and good meat conformation 2 …
122plagiorhynchus — ˌplājēōˈriŋkəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from plagi + rhynchus : a genus of acanthocephalan worms parasitic in the intestine of domestic fowls and other birds …
123ptilopod — ˈtiləˌpäd, ˈtīl adjective Etymology: ptil + pod : having the feet feathered ptilopod domestic fowls …
124rhode island white — noun 1. usually capitalized R&I&W : an American breed of domestic fowls resembling Rhode Island reds but having pure white plumage 2. usually capitalized R&I & often capitalized W : a bird of the Rhode Island White breed * * * one of a dual… …
125rumpless — ˈrəmplə̇s adjective Etymology: rump (I) + less : lacking the coccygeal vertebrae rumpless domestic fowls : tailless …
126tetrameres — te.ˈtraməˌrēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek tetramerēs having four parts : a genus of nematode worms (family Spiruridae) parasitic in the proventriculus of gallinaceous birds including domestic fowls …
127wyandotte — ˌdät noun Etymology: probably from Wyandotte Wyandot 1. usually capitalized : an American breed of medium sized domestic fowls that are derived largely from dark Brahmas and spangled Hamburgs, are in the typical variety white laced with black,… …
128duckfooted — I. ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective : having the hind toe directed more or less forward used of domestic fowls II. adverb : with feet pointed outward : flat footed * * * /duk foot id/, adj. afflicted with splayfoot. [1890 95; DUCK1 + FOOTED] …
