Wyandotte

Great Lakes tribe

Wyandotte names a breed of chicken developed in the United States, known for its rose comb and laced feather pattern.

The word also designates a people indigenous to the Great Lakes region, also called Huron, and their Iroquoian language.

Several American places bear the name, including a city in Michigan: He grew up in Wyandotte.

chicken

hen

Female fowl

egg · coop · roost · henhouse · flock · brood · nest · peck · cluck · cackle

plumage

laced

Threaded and tied

iridescence · feathered · plumage · coverts · hackles · down · preening · molting · ornamental · colorful

place

Michigan

Northern Great Lakes state

  • OklahomaSouth Central U.S. state
  • KansasCentral American plains state
  • countyLocal administrative division

city · township · cave · settlement · reservation · namesake · geographic · American · Midwest

breed

heritage

Inherited cultural legacy

American · dual-purpose · standard · bantam · variety · breeding · selection · conservation · exhibition · hatchery

indigenous

Huron

Great Lake or tribe

Iroquoian · indigenous · ancestral · territory · people · historical · council

Opposites
Native American tribal geography

WyandotteHaida

Northwest Coast indigenous people

Seminole · Navajo · Apache · Yaqui

Iroquoian vs. non-Iroquoian peoples

WyandotteOjibwe

Algonquian-speaking indigenous nation

Potawatomi · Shawnee · Miami · Lakota · Dakota

chicken breed characteristics

WyandotteMinorca

Smaller Spanish Balearic island

Hamburg · Polish · Sumatra

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G