Rhode
Definition
Any of a breed of general-purpose domestic chickens originating in the United States, characterized by a long heavy body, smooth yellow or reddish legs, and rich brownish-red plumage.
A female given name or surname derived from Greek mythology, where Rhode was an Oceanid nymph associated with the island of Rhodes, or a servant girl in the New Testament named Rhoda, meaning 'rose'.
Examples
The farmer's Rhode rooster struts around like he owns the barnyard, crowing at dawn with unearned confidence.
She named her feisty pet chicken Rhode after the mythical nymph, hoping it'd bring some island vibes to the backyard.
In a pinch, that Rhode hen produces eggs reliable enough to fuel a brunch empire.
Forget fancy hybrids; give me a classic Rhode for eggs that taste like they were laid with attitude.
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