Definition

1. Noun:
   • A breed of chicken: "Dominick" refers to an American breed of chicken characterized by its barred grey plumage. This breed is primarily raised for meat production and for its brown eggs.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The farmer added several Dominicks to his flock for their reliable meat yield.
  • We prefer the brown eggs from our Dominick hens.

Advanced Usage

• As a proper noun for the breed: The term is often capitalized ("Dominick") when referring specifically to this established breed, distinguishing it from other types of poultry.
  • The Dominick is known for its hardiness in various climates.

Variants and Related Words

• Dominique: An alternative historical spelling for the same breed of chicken.
  • Some poultry histories refer to the bird as the Dominique.

Synonyms

• Barred Rock: A common informal name for chickens with similar barred plumage, though this can refer to other breeds like the Barred Plymouth Rock.

Noun

1. American breed of chicken having barred grey plumage raised for meat and brown eggs