Examples
“That Easter turducken is the greatest invention since ... well, since EVER!”
“Undskyld, excuse me, mea culpa; MFI-I had no idea; I should have included a stronger warning though I thought the word turducken would be a big enough hint all by itself!”
“A well-prepared turducken is a marvelous treat, a free-form poultry terrine layered with flavorful stuffing and moistened with duck fat.”
“He won the Super Bowl as a coach, ruled the broadcast booth for three decades, and even dabbled in the culinary arts, popularizing the Thanksgiving "turducken" - a chicken stuffed in a duck stuffed in a turkey.”
“Last week, competitors had to barbecue a turducken, which is a turkey (tur) stuffed with duck (duck) stuffed with chicken (en).”
The Washington Post: Smoke Signals: 'Pitmasters,' low and (too) slow
“A turducken is a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey.”
“A turducken is a turkey, a duck, and a chicken stuffed one inside the other.”
“OK, explain to me where the idea of turducken came from and exactly what it is.”
“As many may know, a turducken is a Southern delicacy formed from a chicken, stuffed in a duck, stuffed in a turkey.”
“A turducken is a chicken stuffed into a duck that is stuffed into a turkey.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘turducken’.
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Topical
The buzzwords of our time
actionable, administrivia, advermation, agreeance, backbone provider, back-sourcing, baked in, bandwidth, barn raising, Barneyware, belly-buttons, Below Zeros and 840 more...
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• Wordies talk about themselves
Sometimes users are also persons.
llogos, peter stickles, old age, 39, insomnia, frown of approval, chuck norris, ovular, gay, fencing, rabbits, seven empty cups ... and 137 more...
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waldo's list
under the sink, in the hall closet, hoboken, at sea, in prison, nyinyikay, smokin' a reefer, in the bog, gone to phillydel..., bagot, wuppertal, out of range and 123 more...
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My dick in your
DISCLAIMER: Not for the faint of heart/humerus
There's a backstory, I swear: Arabic has numerous insults beginning with "My dick in your..."
"My dick in your religion"sanctum sanctorum, dick's dick, lack thereof, loved ones, bone marrow, no-no square, hermitage, old linen, favourite pants, English channel, pet ferret, ad hominem attack and 127 more...
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Gifts I do not wish to receive
single glove, single sock, rubber chainsaw, subscription to i..., submarine screen ..., rubber chicken soup, swine flu, burnt offering, stage whisper, stone treadmill, 22-volume paperba..., tortoiseshell win... and 61 more...
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Duck!
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, or quacks like a duck, then you should probably list it here.
duck, Duck, turducken, duckling, duck tape, Mallard, rubber duckie, Daffy Duck, Donald Duck, lame duck, ducky, ducks and 80 more...
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Against Nature
Inspired by the creepy decadence of Against Nature by Joris-Karl Huysmans.
katzenklavier, pasilalinic-sympa..., the jewel-encrust..., bird's nest soup, ghost net, bottom trawling, coal industry, cat juggling, rattlesnake roundup, fishing, dancing bear, defoliant and 80 more...
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Talkin' Turkey
Big-tent list of all things turkey, from the name of the country to colloquial phrases containing the term turkey. Anything turkey-related is welcome.
turkey bacon, turkey and stuffing, Turkey, Naragansett, turkey tower, USS Turkey, turkey moray, tofurky, cold turkey, box office bomb, Turkey, NC, tom turkey and 35 more...
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Avatar Kingdom
a list of unique creatures in the Avatar: The Last Airbender world.
platypus bear, armadillo bear, skunk bear, gopher bear, dragon, dragonfly, four-flippered pe..., winged lemur, serpent, singing groundhog, turtle duck, turducken and 34 more...
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•Open List: The Holy Pantheon of WTF
See John's link on McGangBang. I am seriously hungry right now.
For those who are interested, you can see all the words tagged "WTF" here. I would appreciate it if we kept that (rather...mcgangbang, e-cigarette, platypus, casu marzu, bagpipes, macropinna micros..., bacon explosion, turducken, cabeza de jabali, the demon moustac..., national lint pro..., quasars and 23 more...
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Portmanteau Words
listicle, smog, Spanglish, brunch, bardolatry, spork, skort, jeggings, turducken, stagflation
hernesheir My feline will receive a can of turducken cat foot as a holiday gift this year. Dec 16, 2011
rlvoyer I can't believe these exist. Come on, people! Nov 22, 2011
fbharjo Fulton should have a section of a Churchill wall too. Nov 29, 2010
ruzuzu The memorial for him in Fulton, Missouri has a section of the Berlin Wall on display. Nov 29, 2010
fbharjo Churchill was professionally qualified as a bricklayer (his hobby) not as a tilelayer. I not sure if that qualifies him as a 'kwyjibo voussoir' and 'quonking quoiner' for 'ew' scrabbling.
He did memorize many of his speeches 'brick-by-brick' or 'tile-by-tile' stylishly though. Mortar to follow, I'm sure. Stay glued to your pixels. Nov 29, 2010
reesetee I think it's spelled with three Es. Nov 29, 2010
ruzuzu Ah--thanks! I'll try to perpetuate the rumor that Churchill coined the word "ew." I'm sure that will be the first step toward getting it into the Scrabble dictionaries. Nov 29, 2010
fbharjo It is a Winston Churchill quote describing Russia. Naturally I created an anfractuous,riddling route to it. But as I expected you already knew your source. Nov 28, 2010
ruzuzu And, yes Pro... ewwwww.... :-) Nov 28, 2010
ruzuzu I knew you knew it, fbharjo. I remember reading somewhere around here that you've been described that way yourself. Nov 28, 2010
reesetee Pro, I just can't watch that past the opening shot of all the dead critters. Also: Eeew. Nov 27, 2010
fbharjo Ruzuzu, That's a slippery, steep church hill.(quote Russing by) Nov 27, 2010
ruzuzu I prefer a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. Nov 27, 2010
Prolagus The River Cottage Ten-Bird Roast Nov 27, 2010
bilby Hmmm. Chuckey. Jun 28, 2008
frogapplause Turduckenry! Jun 25, 2008
dontcry YES! I think that's it: turkey, duck and hen! What sick bastard came up with that idea? Jun 25, 2008
cathari I am indeed. :) Oct 30, 2007
reesetee Cathari, are you a fellow Pennsylvanian? :-) Oct 30, 2007
cathari No, no. If it were in Pennsylvania it would be Turdhocken, as that sounds more Dutch. And then people would mock it. Which is very like the names of small Pennsylvanian towns indeed. Oct 30, 2007
reesetee Heehee. :-) Oct 22, 2007
sionnach Somehow I imagine it in Pennsylvania. Oct 20, 2007
yarb Would be a great name for a small American town. Oct 20, 2007