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
- 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
- Females in coops
- 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
