A spring chicken is the farmer's term for one born in the latest spring. This idiom is saying you're not very young.
chicken hearted, spring chicken, to chicken out, headless chickens, chickens come home to roost, which was first- the chicken or the egg, don't count your chickens till they've hatched, why did the chicken cross the road?
It means that you are excited. Or youre showing that you are excited
Chicken.
its a description of youre face....a higly descriptive one may i add...
chicken
He/she was no spring chicken.
A spring chicken is one born in the spring. If you think about it, you can see how "spring chicken" would mean a young chicken. Chickens do not have long lives, escpecially when they are destined to be eaten for Sunday dinner. The flock of little yellow, fluffy chicks running around are spring chickens. Old people started using that as a humorous way to joke about how old they were. "I'm no spring chicken," someone will say, "but I can still get out on the dance floor."
No, no. Santa is definitely not a spring chicken. :)
Yes it is full of it.. They made it that way in England first
If youre chicken is agressive grab it and carry it under your arm and move around .
A spring chicken is the farmer's term for one born in the latest spring. This idiom is saying you're not very young.
The idiom "no spring chicken" originated in the early 18th century and refers to someone who is no longer young or youthful. It alludes to chickens being considered most desirable as food when they are young and tender in the spring.
youre out from hitting
yes if you practies alot and try youre best
The Chew - 2011 Spring Chicken 3-121 was released on: USA: 12 March 2014
It mean that youre very intelligiance
Spring is traditional for the hatching of new stock. Although now chicks are available year round, the term spring chicken was used for new, small lively birds full of activity, unlike the older more sedate hens.