chick's
Young fowl's possession
Chick's is the possessive form of chick—a baby bird, especially a young chicken.
The word extends informally to young children and, more controversially, to young women: The chick's number was written on a napkin.
That usage, common since the mid-20th century, strikes many as dismissive or sexist.
offspring
Female offspring's possessive
- child'sBelonging to a youngster
- kid'sBelonging to a young person
- youngster'sBelonging to a child
- baby'sOf a newborn
daughter's
Female offspring's possessive
- child'sBelonging to a youngster
- kid'sBelonging to a young person
- youngster'sBelonging to a child
- chicken soupPoultry-based comfort food
- fried chickenBattered poultry cooked in oil
- chicken wingsFried poultry sections
- chicken nuggetsBreaded fried poultry pieces
- chicken outWithdraw due to fear
- chicken noodle soupPoultry-and-pasta broth dish