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Definition of cackle berry in English: cackle berrynoun Australian, NZ informal A hen's egg. the hens would squawk as she reached under them to grab the cackle berry Example sentencesExamples - Have a cackleberry for breakfast?
- Never having seen a cackle-berry, my imagination pictured them as some very luscious wild fruit.
- This is the first cackle-berry of the 1915 vintage, produced by a pullet who first saw the light just 4 months ago.
- Bright yellow scrambled cackleberries were always available.
- He ducked six cents' worth of cackle-berry just in time.
- If you were a Southern poultry farmer, you'd wake up and carefully collect a dozen warm cackleberries.
- She held out a surreptitious cackle-berry or two with a toothless, shameless grin.
- He chucked a cackle-berry between two slices of bread.
- A chunk of ham and a couple cackle berry. I guess I gobbled up that food.
- He can tell I wouldn't be a cackle-berry merchant.
Origin Early 20th century: from cackle + berry. |