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ay be:A young bird (originally an abbreviation of chicken)A young girl or womanChick may also refer to:Chick flick, slang for a movie made for, or appealing primarily to, womenChick Publications, publishing company run by Jack ChickChick pea, an edible pulseDixie Chicks, a country music groupThe Hot Chick, a 2002 comedy film from Rob SchneiderChick could refer to the name of:Jack Chick (born 1924), who runs Chick PublicationsHarriette Chick (1875–1977), a British nutritionist See more at Wikipedia.org...

g has multiple meanings:The term is used synonymously with ovum, the female sex cell in animals and plants. These are a part of the female reproductive cycle.The term is also used for the ovum of animals together with its various protective layers and nutrients for the developing embryo. See egg (biology).Some eggs are edible and can be used as food.Egg decorating can be part of a tradition or religious celebration, Easter eggs being an exampleEgg, Switzerland is a city in SwitzerlandEgg (band) was an English progressive rock band (1968–1972, 1974).Eggs (film) is a 1995 award-winning film by the Norwegian film director Bent Hamer.Augustus Egg was a Victorian artist.In primary schools throughout the United Kingdom, eggs play an important role in the egg and spoon race.Egg Pictures, is a movie production company owned by Jodie Foster.Egg Plc, is an online bank in the United Kingdom, launched in October 1998.Elemental Gimmick Gear, a video game commonly abbreviated E.G.G.Gary Gygax was referred to as "the Egg of Coot".The world egg frequently play an important part in many myths from around the world. "Egg" is an alternative spelling for Eigg, an isle in the Scottish Inner Hebrides."" is an ethnic slur used to describe a white person who either grew up in an Asian (e.g. Chinese) culture, or aspired to fit in (sometimes even as a form of rejecting their heritage); they are "yellow" (Asian) on the inside and "white" on the outside.For egg shape see oval (geometry). See more at Wikipedia.org...