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egg1
noun
1 the reproductive cell produced by a female animal, bird, etc, from which the young develops. Also called egg cell, ovum.
2 a reproductive cell or developing embryo produced and deposited in a hard shell by female birds, reptiles, and certain animals.
3 the hard shell of an egg.
4 a hen's egg, used as food.
5 anything with the shape of a hen's egg.
[14c: Norse]
have or put all one's eggs in or into one basket to depend entirely on one plan, etc.
have or get egg on one's face colloq to be made to look foolish.
noun
1 the reproductive cell produced by a female animal, bird, etc, from which the young develops. Also called egg cell, ovum.
2 a reproductive cell or developing embryo produced and deposited in a hard shell by female birds, reptiles, and certain animals.
3 the hard shell of an egg.
4 a hen's egg, used as food.
5 anything with the shape of a hen's egg.
[14c: Norse]
have or put all one's eggs in or into one basket to depend entirely on one plan, etc.
have or get egg on one's face colloq to be made to look foolish.
egg2
verb (egged , egging ) (usu egg someone on) colloq to urge or encourage them.
[Anglo-Saxon eggian ]
verb (egged , egging ) (usu egg someone on) colloq to urge or encourage them.
[Anglo-Saxon eggian ]
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