The phrase 'chick for' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You cannot use this phrase in any context.
But Abe would have thought better of Chick for laughing at his sputtering reckless slobbering.
Some customers are willing to spend as much as $25 a chick for broiler chicken breeding stock, breeders say.
The male guards the surviving chick for the first few weeks of life, while the mother hunts for food.
The researchers found that if males returned to the nest from 3 weeks before to 10 days after hatching, they came with a full stomach, enough food to feed the chick for about 10 days in the event the female did not return in time from her foraging trip.
While slice preparations are used in chick for other purposes, the preparations described are particularly useful for dissecting guidance interactions by visualizing movements and interactions of cells and growth cones either in situ or seeded onto complex embryonic environments.
So, "chick," for example, remained, because it has a second, inoffensive definition.
"Hot chicks for Trump" are big sellers.
The Dixie Chicks, for example, called out George W Bush in a concert.
Several have already started smaller farms in Louisiana where they plan to raise chicks for profit.
Yep, women really aren't funny - especially when they decide to act in a movie about chicks, for chicks, written by a dick.
Mrs. Victoria was so elated that she banded the first chicks for identification at a news conference.
