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Crossword clue for "HENS"

HENS: Females in coops

Other crossword clues for answer "HENS"

HENS: Layers of eggs; Layers; Barnyard brooders; Biddies; Fusspots; Roost dwellers; Mother cluckers; They're usually cooped up; Inhabitants of some farm houses; ___ party (British bridal bash); They're game; Group in a coop; Three French ones were gifted in song; Chicken Run extras; Egg layers; Farm cluckers; Coop group; Egg producers; Third day of Christmas gift; British bachelorette party attendees; Nest egg protectors?; They peck at their food; Egg preparers; Lady lobsters; Layers on the farm; Coop residents; Egg warmers; Sources of scarce teeth; Kind of teeth; Coop populace; Barnyard layers; Coop sitters; Lobster ladies; They lay around the farm; Fowl belles; The Twelve Days of Christmas gift; Some brooders; Baby sitters?; Clients of some sexers; They generally carry smaller combs; Some lobsters and doves; Coop denizens; Broody birds; Chicks' moms; Layers in the barnyard; Coop cluckers; Female lobsters; Most "Chicken Run" characters; They lay around the house; Barnyard shes; Brood overseers; Rooster's roostmates; Sitters on the farm; The Twelve Days of Christmas trio; Cackleberry producers; Brood bearers; Clutch producers; Coop cacklers; They make eggs; Female fowls; Coop gals; Party members?; Brooders?; Cacklers in coops; Fowl females; House sitters?; Some layers; They roost with roosters; Supposed partygoers; Brooding mothers; Combless coop denizens; They may be cooped up; Animals that lay around the house?; Female pheasants; Lady Leghorns; Some female fowl; Barnyard cacklers; Clutch warmers; Feathered layers; Lady birds; They're cooped up; Those subsisting on chicken feed; Chicken Run characters; Brooding group; Animals that manage to be productive just by laying around all day?; Egg sitters; Farm females; Barnyard moms; Farm brooders; Mama lobsters; Part of a pecking order?; Farm moms; They're often cooped up; Roosters' mates; Where cute chicks come from; Pullets are young ones; Chick tenders; Coop moms; Lobster moms; Coop crowd; Egg sources; European trio in a Christmas song; Ones in a pecking order; Farm layers; Feathered brooders; Coop layers; Cooped-up critters; Cooped-up layers; Cooped cluckers; Little chicken tenders?; Toms' counterparts; Broody sorts?; Toothless farm denizens; Fowl group; Female turkeys; Layers on a farm; Female birds; Small chicken tenders?; Cluckers; Coop dwellers; Brooding birds; Some turkeys; Cacklers; Cackling birds; Farmyard egg layers; Scarce as __ teeth; Female fowl; Barnyard cluckers; Birds that brood; Some fowl; Some rural rangers; Sources of some scratches; Barnyard birds; Brood leaders; Farm animals; Feathered females on farms; Some lady birds; Some pheasants; Christmas song trio; Egg-laying chickens; Many pheasants; Chicken coop females; Multiple layers; Yuletide trio; Barnyard egg layers; Chicken coop dwellers; Egg producers in coops; Animal Farm rebels; Cackling farm birds; Coop females; Female chickens; Mature pullets; Gift on the third day; Betty MacDonald's bête noire.; Backbone of large U. S. agricultural industry.; Poultry.; Fricassee fare.; Elderly relatives of pullets.; Billina of Oz, and others.; Breakfast table suppliers.; Potential fricasee.; Chickabiddies.; Farmer's wife's job.; Fowl.; Wyandottes.; Billina and others.; Birds.; Delaware symbols.; Pullets.; Plymouth Rocks.; Domestic fowl.; Partlets.; Certain party members.; Guardians of nest eggs.; Minorcas.; Some birds.; Farmyard denizens.; Gossipy women; Scratchers; Quidnuncs; Wet and Little Red; Excitable ones; Incubators; Female busybodies; Gossips; Scratch-makers; Barnyard residents; Busybodies; Rhode Island Reds; Certain brooders; Cock's coterie; Broodies; Cluckers and scratchers; Cornish ___; Pecking-order participants; Some Plymouth Rocks; Cluck-cluck group; Leghorns; Creatures with no sweat glands; Their teeth are scarce; Coop matriarchs; Poulards; Poulards or pullets; They get cooped up; Chick watchers; Ones who brood; Plymouth Rocks, e.g.; Some party attenders; Brooding sorts; Nesters; Egg containers; Female octopi; Some roasters; Nested layers?; Scarce as ___ teeth; Egg holders?; Some are cooped up; ___ teeth; Setters; Chicks follow them; Natural incubators; They're inclined to brood; Feathered females; Some lobsters; Three French ___; Chickens that come home to roost; Cluck, cluck makers; Brooding types; Farm fowl; Birds in a clutch; Roosters ... or not roosters?; They tend to brood; Chick magnets?; Farmyard females; Certain layers; Ones sitting on eggs; Certain lawyers; Female grouses; ___ teeth (rarity); No cock-a-doodle-doo-ers; Ones tending to brood?; ___ teeth (proverbial rarity); Birds in a coop; Brooding bunch; They rule the roost; Ones laying around in the country?; University of Delaware's Fightin' Blue ___; Brooding ones; Egg-laying birds; Farm fowls; Female fans, to "Little Red Rooster"?; Egg farm birds; Fans of "The Rooster Song"?; The 12 Days of Christmas has three French ones; The Beets "___ and Roosters"; Fans of the "Little Red Rooster"?; She-lobsters; Coop cohort; Three French ___ ("The Twelve Days of Christmas" gift); Egg farm's layers; Cooped up ones; Some "Chicken Run" extras; Layers, really; About half of all lobsters; Old biddies; Their teeth are rare; Real layers; Rare as ___ teeth; See 28-Down; Barnyard biddies; Domestic fowls; Fowl gals; Egg makers; Clucking animals; Layers in a coop; Clucking mothers; Female Rhode Island Reds; Chicks' mothers; Egg farm mothers; Females that may be free-range; They brood; Layers with feathers?; Coop mothers; They lay eggs; Peck and party leaders; Rooster mates; Some mothers; Farm cacklers; Ones in the pecking order?; Brood watchers; Ones among the coop populace; Cooped-up cacklers; Many are cooped up; They have a pecking order; Egg farm denizens; Egg farm flock; Many "Chicken Run" characters; Many Rhode Island Reds; Female Leghorns; French birds in a Christmas carol; Chickens' mothers; Coop occupants; Egg farm residents; Egg providers; Egg farm animals; Moms in a coop; Some egg layers; Cluckers in coops; Cluckers on a farm; Female ducks; Mother chickens; Broody ones; Fowls on the farm; Pullets' parents; Good layers; 51-Across denizens; Brood tenders; Many layers; Members of a pecking order?; Occupants of a 65-Across; Chick minders; See 25-Down