| Fowl |
| Birds |
| Teeth |
| Cheers |
| Layers |
| Gossips |
| Nesters |
| Poultry |
| Setters |
| Pullets |
| Biddies |
| Chickens |
| Cacklers |
| Broodies |
| Poulards |
| Leghorns |
| Cluckers |
| Some fowl |
| Brooders? |
| Coop gals |
| Coop moms |
| Fowl gals |
| Quidnuncs |
| Farm fowl |
| Busybodies |
| Coop group |
| Farm fowls |
| Coop troop |
| Egg makers |
| Incubators |
| Scratchers |
| They brood |
| Coop crowd |
| Lady birds |
| Egg layers |
| Some layers |
| Cornish ___ |
| Egg holders |
| Good layers |
| Many layers |
| Old biddies |
| Real layers |
| Coop layers |
| Egg sources |
| Farm layers |
| Female fowl |
| Some turkeys |
| Farm animals |
| Rural layers |
| 3 French ___ |
| Female birds |
| Fowl females |
| Some mothers |
| Female fowls |
| Lobster moms |
| Barnyard fowl |
| Domestic fowl |
| Some roasters |
| Yuletide trio |
| Brood tenders |
| Brood leaders |
| Brooding ones |
| Chick magnets |
| Egg preparers |
| Kind of teeth |
| Lady Leghorns |
| Pullets, e.g. |
| Coop cacklers |
| Coop denizens |
| Female octopi |
| Some lobsters |
| Farm cacklers |
| Coop dwellers |
| Lady lobsters |
| Chick tenders |
| Egg producers |
| Egg containers |
| Brooding group |
| Barnyard mamas |
| Brooding bunch |
| Brooding types |
| Certain layers |
| Clutch warmers |
| Cock's coterie |
| Domestic fowls |
| Egg farm flock |
| Excitable ones |
| Farmyard birds |
| Female peckers |
| House sitters? |
| Many pheasants |
| Mature pullets |
| Older chickens |
| Party members? |
| Plymouth Rocks |
| Scratch-makers |
| Some pheasants |
| Cackling birds |
| Chick watchers |
| Barnyard birds |
| Layers, really |
| Brood watchers |
| Roost dwellers |
| Ones who brood |
| Female turkeys |
| Brooding birds |
| Coop residents |
| Cooped up" ones |
| Brooding sorts? |
| Buff Orpingtons |
| Female Leghorns |
| Some lady birds |
| Sources of eggs |
| Group in a coop |
| Mother cluckers |
| Coop matriarchs |
| Female chickens |
| Barnyard layers |
| Roosters' mates |
| Brood overseers |
| Female lobsters |
| Feathered layers |
| Barnyard biddies |
| Birds that brood |
| Certain brooders |
| Clutch producers |
| Cooped-up layers |
| Egg-laying birds |
| Farmyard females |
| Grown-up pullets |
| Layers in a coop |
| Some female fowl |
| Three French ___ |
| Female pheasants |
| Brooding mothers |
| Female busybodies |
| Barnyard brooders |
| Birds in a clutch |
| Cluck-cluck group |
| Fowls on the farm |
| Rare as ___ teeth |
| The broody bunch? |
| Rhode Island Reds |
| Egg farm denizens |
| Barnyard cluckers |
| Cacklers in coops |
| Feathered females |
| Barnyard cacklers |
| Barnyard residents |
| Chicks follow them |
| Cooped-up critters |
| Feathered brooders |
| Natural incubators |
| Scarce as __ teeth |
| Some rural rangers |
| They tend to brood |
| They're cooped up? |
| Cooped-up cacklers |
| Wet and Little Red |
| Many are cooped up |
| They get cooped up |
| Layers on the farm |
| Some are cooped up |
| Egg layers in coops |
| Farmyard egg layers |
| Nest egg protectors |
| Potential fricasee. |
| Poulards or pullets |
| Some Plymouth Rocks |
| Supposed partygoers |
| Egg-laying chickens |
| Chicken Run" females |
| Cluck, cluck" makers |
| Chicken coop females |
| Egg layers on a farm |
| Plymouth Rocks, e.g. |
| Some party attenders |
| Their teeth are rare |
| Gift on the third day |
| Cackleberry producers |
| Birds that sit on eggs |
| Combless coop denizens |
| Many Rhode Island Reds |
| Peck and party leaders |
| Pullets are young ones |
| Their teeth are scarce |
| Layers in the barnyard |
| Chicken Run" characters |
| Cluckers and scratchers |
| Egg producers on a farm |
| Ones in a pecking order |
| Sources of scarce teeth |
| They're often cooped up |
| They peck at their food |
| They roost with roosters |
| Part of a pecking order? |
| They lay around the farm |
| Sources of some scratches |
| They're inclined to brood |
| They have a pecking order |
| About half of all lobsters |
| Billina of Oz, and others. |
| Breakfast table suppliers. |
| Clucking producers of eggs |
| Egg layers in the barnyard |
| Feathered females on farms |
| Pecking-order participants |
| Ones in the pecking order? |
| Buff Orpingtons or leghorns |
| Fans of "The Rooster Song"? |
| Some ''Chicken Run'' extras |
| The Beets "___ and Roosters |
| Third day of Christmas" gift |
| Birds in a Christmas classic |
| Birds raised by many farmers |
| Layers of the animal kingdom |
| Ones among the coop populace |
| Many "Chicken Run" characters |
| Roosters ... or not roosters? |
| Creatures with no sweat glands |
| They lay eggs in chicken coops |
| ___ party (British bridal bash) |
| Chickens that come home to roost |
| Those subsisting on chicken feed |
| European trio in a Christmas song |
| Fans of the "Little Red Rooster"? |
| French birds in a Christmas carol |
| Animals that lay around the house? |
| The Twelve Days of Christmas" trio |
| British bachelorette party attendees |
| Female fans, to "Little Red Rooster"? |
| The Twelve Days of Christmas gift |
| The 12 Days of Christmas" has three French ones |
| Fightin' Blue ___ (University of Delaware athletes) |
| Birds on the the third day of "The Twelve Days of Christmas |