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  1. n. A dish consisting of a deboned turkey stuffed with a deboned duck that has been stuffed with a small deboned chicken, and also containing stuffing.
  2. n. A series of five strikes in a row in bowling.

Etymologies

  1. Blend of turkey,‎ duck, and chicken (Wiktionary)

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  • ruzuzu For more comments, see cherpumple pie (the turducken of pies). Dec 26, 2012

  • 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

  • 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

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