Hackles

Hackles

A rooster's cape feathers. 'Sex feathers' on the side and rear of the neck of a fowl. The ends are usually pointed in males and rounded in females.

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hackles

Animals; Dogs

Hairs on neck and back raised involuntarily in fright or anger.

hackle

Sports; Fishing

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hackles

Meat products; Poultry

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Animals; Spiders

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Meat products; Poultry

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fronts

Meat products; Poultry

The breast and wings of a chicken carcass.

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Meat products; Poultry

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Meat products; Poultry

Extra padding within the shipping containers (cases) that protect each egg from breaking during the handling and shipping process.

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Meat products; Poultry

The streamlining of the production process from laying eggs, grading, packing and or processing into one convenient facility through the use of conveyor systems.