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What is the French term for little chicken?
The French name for "chicken house" is "un poulailler" (masc.) in French.
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The term used is squab.
Name of baby dove?
It depends on age and the person using any term, but all of the following are suitable - nestling, fledgling, squab, squeaker
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Old French, bruir, which meant to burn.
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What is the young pigeon called?
A baby Pigeon is called a squab.
How do you use squab in a sentence?
My Aunt roast a young squab for dinner.
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The name for a baby pigeon is a SQUAB.
What animal is called a sqab?
a squab is a young domestic pigeon or it's meat
What is on the menu if squab is being served at a restaurant?
A young pigeon is called a squab.
What do you call young unfledged pigeon?
A young pigeon is called a squab.
Can you eat a squab?
Yes, you can eat squab. It is tender, moist and richer than most meats.
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