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HENS
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Layers
Cheers
Coop group
Busybodies
Birds
Gossips
Female fowl
Some turkeys
Egg containers
Brood overseers
Female lobsters
Biddies
Fowl
Poultry
Brooding mothers
Barnyard cacklers
They peck at their food
Layers in the barnyard
They lay around the farm
Some are cooped up
Pullets
Feathered females
Egg producers
Egg layers
Cluckers
Chick tenders
Cacklers
Lady birds
Farm layers
Farm fowl
Coop residents
Brooding group
Brooding bunch?
Barnyard layers
They're inclined to brood
They have a pecking order
Some roasters
Some layers
Some "Chicken Run" extras
Roosters' mates
Part of a pecking order?
Nesters
Lobster moms
Leghorns
Female turkeys
Female fowls
Feathered layers
Coop matriarchs
Coop dwellers
Cacklers in coops
Cackleberry producers
Brooding sorts
Brood watchers
"The Twelve Days of Christmas" trio
They're often cooped up
Some mothers
Some lobsters
Some ''Chicken Run'' extras
Rhode Island Reds
Ones who brood
Ones in the pecking order?
Nest egg protectors?
Mother cluckers
Layers, really
Female octopi
Female chickens
Female busybodies
Farm cacklers
Cooped-up cacklers
Coop crowd
Chick watchers
Barnyard cluckers
___ teeth
Wet and Little Red
Three French ___
Those subsisting on chicken feed
They're cooped up?
They're cooped up
They roost with roosters
They get cooped up
Their teeth are scarce
Their teeth are rare
“The Twelve Days of Christmas” gift
Supposed partygoers
Sources of scarce teeth
Some Plymouth Rocks
Some party attenders
Some fowl
Some female fowl
Setters
Scratchers
Scratch-makers
Scarce as __ teeth
Rural layers
Roost dwellers
Real layers
Rare as ___ teeth
Quidnuncs
Pullets are young ones
Poulards or pullets
Poulards
Plymouth Rocks, e.g.
Plymouth Rocks
Pecking-order participants
Peck and party leaders
Party members?
Ones in a pecking order
Ones among the coop populace
Older chickens
Old biddies
Nest-egg protectors
Nest egg protectors
Natural incubators
Mature pullets
Many are cooped up
Layers on the farm
Lady lobsters
Lady Leghorns
Kind of teeth
Incubators
House sitters?
Good layers
Gift on the third day
Fowl females
Female pheasants
Female peckers
Female fans, to "Little Red Rooster"?
Female birds
Farmyard egg layers
Fans of the "Little Red Rooster"?
Fans of "The Rooster Song"?
Excitable ones
European trio in a Christmas song
Egg-laying birds
Egg sources
Egg holders?
Creatures with no sweat glands
Cornish ___
Coop moms
Coop gals
Coop denizens
Coop cacklers
Combless coop denizens
Cock's coterie
Clutch warmers
Clutch producers
Cluckers and scratchers
Cluck-cluck group
Chicks follow them
Chickens that come home to roost
Certain brooders
Cackling birds
Buff Orpingtons or leghorns
Brooding types
Brooding sorts?
Brooding ones
Broodies
Brooders?
British bachelorette party attendees
Birds that brood
Birds in a clutch
Barnyard residents
Barnyard biddies
Animals that lay around the house?
About half of all lobsters
"Third day of Christmas" gift
"Cooped up" ones
"Cluck, cluck" makers
"Chicken Run" characters
___ party (British bridal bash)