Sentence examples for turkey duck from inspiring English sources

Poultry is also known as chicken, fowl, turkey, duck, geese.

HERE are New York butchers who will bone turkey, duck and chicken.

(g) The term "egg" means the shell egg of the domesticated chicken, turkey, duck, goose, or guinea.

"I'd like to know if you can bone a turkey, duck and chicken for me," I said.

Inside the gray barnlike building, servers slice up thick slabs of brisket and ribs, and turkey, duck and whole chickens.

Or baby food like Innova Puppy Food made with turkey, duck, barley, brown rice, apple, tomato, carrot, potato, egg, cottage cheese and alfalfa sprouts?

The Kings haul in $4,800 a year renting the land to people chasing turkey, ducks and deer; out of this revenue the IRA spends $400 on property taxes and $250 for a $1 million liability insurance policy on the timberland.

She offers sauces for turkey, ducks, larks and venison.

They also domesticated turkeys, duck and dogs as food and at times ate meat from larger wild animals such as deer, but none of these were a major part of their diet.

But this year, Christmas belongs to the turkey-duck-chicken ménage a trois – commonly known as the turducken.

Other important livestock includes turkeys, ducks, and sheep.