cockerel

• The flavor of a four months old cockerel, trained to eat large quantities of blueberries from infancy, and cooked with mushrooms, tarragon and white wine—or, if you would add another American touch, made into a chicken and corn pudding, with onion, parsley and eggs—is not only distinctive, it is unique; and it is assuredly haute cuisine. —  Too Many Cooks
• The consensus on Downsizer is that we've got ourselves a cockerel, albeit a remarkably well-mannered and fairly quiet one. —  British Blogs
• One MDC supporter described it like plucking the feathers off a cockerel (the cockerel is the symbol of Zanu-PF). —  British Blogs
• A demented blue-painted piglet being crazily chased around the pitch by stewards while a live cockerel, the emblem of Glentoran, haughtily strutted the touchline. —  Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed
• A cockerel was left outside Sawley Village Hall, where it remained for a few days before someone, no doubt concerned for its welfare, moved it into the fenced off area around the war memorial.

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