Fowl

A bird of any kind, but often used to refer specifically to domestic birds kept for their eggs and meat, such as chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys. It is characterized by its feathers, wings, two legs, and beak. fowl can also encompass wild birds used for hunting. The term emphasizes the economic or culinary significance of these birds.

Fowl meaning with examples

• The farmer raised various types of fowl, including chickens for eggs and turkeys for the holiday season, supplying the local market.
• A delicious roast fowl, seasoned with herbs and spices, was the centerpiece of the Sunday dinner, creating a warming and flavorful dish.
• Game fowl, like pheasant and quail, are popular choices for hunters and those seeking a more unique culinary experience and flavorful meal.
• The hunter carefully tracked the fowl through the dense forest, aiming to bag a wild turkey for the upcoming Thanksgiving celebration.
• Poultry farming, a branch of agriculture, focuses on the breeding and management of domestic fowl for both meat and egg production.