(slang, dated) A chicken's egg.
(slang, dated) A chicken's egg.
He grabbed the last four of yesterday's eggs and a fistful of oats mixed with dried peas, making a mental note to see Fern Thorburn this day for more cackle-farts
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(slang) A chicken's egg.
(slang, now, rare) An egg.
Cackle fruit is whimsical slang for a chicken's egg, playing on the sound a hen makes (cackling) and treating eggs as the 'fruit' produced by hens. The term has nautical and rural origins, where colourful food slang was common, and survives today largely in food writing, rustic-themed menus, and deliberate retro or folksy contexts. It is always used with a knowing, playful register.
The cry of a hen or goose, especially when laying an egg.
(literally) A loud, sharp, or broken sound made by a hen, especially after laying an egg.