チキン

Frequency rank: 13,132. – 13,167.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

chickenfood, cooking

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)

coward; scaredy-cat; chicken; wuss

Forms

チキンFrequency rank: 13,132. – 13,167.
チッキン

Generated definitions (experimental)

coward; scaredy-cat; chicken; wuss

This term is used informally to describe someone who is overly afraid or lacks courage, often in a light-hearted or teasing manner.

、。

He is afraid of heights, just like a coward.

、きごう「きごう」。

When my friend was scared, I jokingly said, "You're such a scaredy-cat."

Generated collocations (experimental)

to be a cowardto eat chickenchicken raceto grill chickento fry chickenchicken and beerchicken-like (cowardly)to order chickendish made with chickensalad made with chickenようa person who is like a chicken (a coward)

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

けいにく鶏肉．.

ちきんかれえチキンカレー．.

おくびょうもの臆病者．.

ちきんチキンやろう野郎．.ちきんれえすチキンレース．.

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Example sentences

12 results

1. 。

Draw a chicken before cooking.

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2. 。

We pigged out on pizza and chicken at lunchtime.

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3. 、。

When he started to eat his chicken, it tasted a little funny.

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4. よう。

Other restaurants serve chicken without anything that makes it stand out.

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5. 、。

Just my old standby: lemon chicken.

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6. 、。

When I entered the kitchen, she was making chicken curry with rice.

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7. 、。。

Thanks, Mike. I don't like chicken.

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8. 。

Chicken, please.

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9. 、、。

You can't eat chicken? How do you know if you never try it?

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10. じゃ、。

Well then, I'll have chicken.

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11. 。

You're all chickenshits.

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12. 。

The chicken was great.

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