a group of chicks is called?
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A mother hen, or "broody," raises a "brood" of chicks. Historically, a group of chicks can be referred to as a "chattering of chicks" or a "peep of chicks." Today, it's a little more common to use the term "peep" for each chick, rather than the group!
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A group of chicks is called a clutch or peep. A slang term for a chicken is chook (you'll notice I use this term). Poultry is a term for all domestic fowls, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese and so on raised for their eggs and meat.
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