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pollo

pollo

1 5.0
A young chicken, often a chick, that people raise on farms for food
  • noun
  • /ˈpɔloʊ/
  • US
translation icon : pollito
  • You might want to get also checked for them El pollo pox, baby them chicken pox and what else?

Me gusta El pollo El El pollo elas.

Examples

  • We also have our Pollo roasted saddle, sour cream, cream cheese, cheese, cheese and cheese.

  • The only people who cross there are mules and pollos.

  • The pollo must be marinated for six weeks.

  • You might want to get also checked for them El pollo pox, baby them chicken pox and what else?

  • Me gusta El pollo El El pollo elas.

  • But there's no fried chicken from Pollos Hermanos.

  • No mas de pollos.

  • Picture it: Drag dollies Heklina, Cookie Dough, Matthew Martin, and Pollo Del Mar as Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia!

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  • We ordered the pollo asado for dinner, and it was tender and flavorful.

  • The chef prepared a delicious pollo Milanese that impressed all the guests.

Synonyms

chick
vspollo
123 1.0

A very young bird, especially a newly hatched chicken

is used especially for food or farming contexts
chicky
vspollo
2 8.4

A very young chicken or a small child called in a loving way

refers mainly to the actual young bird for food or farming
spring chicken
vspollo
1 4.6

A young chicken that is tender and good for roasting

is the general name for young birds in food or farming
chickie
vspollo
  • Informal
1 8.2

A very young chicken that is small and soft

is mainly a neutral term used in food or farming
poussin
vspollo
9.3

A small young chicken often served as food

is broader and used for food or farming rather than only prepared dishes

Compounds

A rice and chicken dish cooked together with spices, often saffron

Surface Forms

pollo singular
pollos plural

Etymology

Pollo comes from the old Latin word pullus, which meant 'young animal' and was used for chicks. Think of English pullet ('a young hen'); that's why pollo can mean a young chicken.