game fowl
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of game fowl
First recorded in 1775–85
Example Sentences
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A political action committee is raising money to support farmers who raise game fowl.
From Seattle Times
According to some rooster men, the game fowl, or fighting chicken, was almost chosen to be the national bird of America.
From New York Times
State and federal laws protect raptors and other native birds that are not game fowl.
From Washington Times
The search is expected to last a few days and is part of “an investigation related to animal cruelty and possession of game fowl for fighting purposes,” Navarro-Suarez said.
From Washington Times
He used to keep some 250 game fowl tucked behind their modest home in Vega Baja, a town west of San Juan, the capital.
From New York Times
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