thigh
- noun
- /θaɪ/
- She preferred the dark meat, so she chose the thigh instead of the breast.
- chicken thighs
- boneless chicken thighs
- skinless chicken thigh
Of course, you can use chicken breast, chicken thighs.
- Of course, you can use chicken breast, chicken thighs.
- I don't eat white women's pussies cause white women's pussies look like uncooked, uncooked chicken thighs don't look safe.
Examples
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You get your choice of breast or thigh.
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Typically, I use one bag for half a turkey breast, one bag for each thigh, etc.
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If you insert a knife into the thigh, the juice should run clear.
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I have this nice, fat, floury chicken thigh in my hand.
Fiction book (1997) -
These are chicken thigh skewers in extra hot sauce.
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I picked up a chicken thigh with my fingers and began to pick delicately at it with my teeth.
Fiction book (1993) -
Let's try this chicken thigh and mushroom Curry.
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Amid a national shortage of chicken wings, restaurant chain Wing Stop has launched an online brand selling chicken thighs called Thigh Stop.
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Separate the thighs and drumsticks from the breast, and separate the wings.
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And I totally agree with you about chicken breasts; they’re convenient, but thighs have so much more flavor!
Blog text (15)
Synonyms
The upper part of a chicken leg between the drumstick and the body
Compounds
- Specialized
A blood vessel that carries blood to the hip joint and thigh muscles
How Meaty
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thigh originally named the upper leg of people and animals, so it naturally came to mean the meaty upper part of a bird's leg that we eat.