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US
/ˈdɑmənɪk/
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NOUN
- American breed of chicken having barred grey plumage raised for meat and brown eggs
How To Use Dominick In A Sentence
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- Each reading, which costs $50 per half-hour, is conducted in the Hastings-on-Hudson office of her husband, Dominick Lopriore, a real estate broker.
- I've seen many a young dominick rooster, but I never saw one with finer feathers than yours. A Dream of Empire Or, The House of Blennerhassett
- The dominick hen is setting," ventured Dannie, and Mary's face showed that he had blundered on the truth. At the Foot of the Rainbow
- The black family would let me come look at their particolored chickens—bantams, Dominickers—scratching around uncooped in their precisely raked dirt yard. Dream State
- It's the first time that Dominick's has engineered such an extensive cross-promotion with an apparel retailer.
- Not only was she getting some meat on her bones from Dominick's hearty cooking, but she was also learning about the area.
- A quiet, retiring man, Dominick was a progressive and forward-thinking farmer, and was highly thought-of by all who knew him.
- As Dominick's hand went to the hilt of the jeweled dagger in his belt, Rose stepped between them.
- Dominick left a medium sized dish of ziti and another of lasagna on a tray next to the table while Mar had placed dishes of manicotti in front of them.