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poult
▪ I. poult, n.1 (pəʊlt) Forms: α. 5 pult(e, 7– poult, (7 pl. poulse), 9 polt. β. Sc. and dial. 6–8 powt(e, (6 powtt), 6– pout (7 poot, pote): see also poot n.1 [ME. contr. f. polet, poullet, pullet, a. F. poulet chicken, dim. of poule hen.] The young of the domestic fowl, a chicken; also of the turk... Oxford English Dictionary
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Poltava (chicken)
Poult Sci. 2001 Aug;80(8):1057-63. Scherf, B.D. (Ed.). 1995. World Watch List for Domestic Animal Diversity. 2nd edn., FAO, Rome, Italy. wikipedia.org
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poudesoy
poudesoy obs. f. paduasoy: see also poult-de-soie. Oxford English Dictionary
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Auburn turkey
At day of age, the Auburn poult resembles the Bronze but with black stripes replaced with a red-brown coloration. wikipedia.org
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poult foot
poult foot obs. form of polt-foot. Oxford English Dictionary
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Fermanville
divided into small hamlets on either side of the Cap lévi, the headland forming the eastern end of the bay of Cherbourg, and the valley of the small river Poult wikipedia.org
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poult-de-soie
‖ poult-de-soie (pudəswa) [= F. poult-de-soie (also pout-de-soie), a recent alteration of pou-de-soie (1667 in Littré; in OF. poul de soie, pout de soye, 1389–94 in Godef. Compl.), of unknown origin, which was used in England in the form poudesoy from 1663 to c 1750: see paduasoy. After being disuse... Oxford English Dictionary
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Acraea alicia
. - female ab. tenelloides Poult Subapical band of the forewing yellow; median band of the hind wing very broad and light yellow, the base but little black -female ab. cabiroides Poult. wikipedia.org
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powte
powt(e obs. ff. poult (young bird), pout. Oxford English Dictionary
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List of MeSH codes (C22)
birds – malaria, avian – marek disease – newcastle disease – poultry diseases – enteritis, transmissible, of turkeys – influenza in birds – poult wikipedia.org
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heath-poult
ˈheath-poult Also -polt, -powt. = heath-bird; more spec. the female or young.1678 Ray Willughby's Ornith., The Merlin..They fly also Heath-pouts with it. 1687 Lond. Gaz. No. 2263/4 It is His Majesties Will and Pleasure, That no Person do..presume to Hawk at any Heath-Poult, in any year before the 20... Oxford English Dictionary
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moor-pout
moor-pout (ˈmʊəpaʊt, ˈmɔəpaʊt) Also 7 moore poult, -pout, moorpoot, -poult, -powte, more pout, 8 moor powt, 9 Sc. muir poot, dial. moor-pot, 7– moor-pout. [f. moor n.1 + pout: see poult n.1] A young grouse.1506 in Acc. Ld. High Treas. Scotl. (1901) III. 333 Item, to ane man brocht quyk mure powtis t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gupworthy railway station
Goosemoor") was originally intended as an intermediate station on the West Somerset Mineral Railway (WSMR), but neither the proposed extension to Heath Poult wikipedia.org
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poote
▪ I. poot, n.1 Now chiefly north. (pʊt) A dial. form of poult, applied not only to chickens and young game birds, but to the young of various other animals, e.g. a small haddock, a young trout. (In the latter application some would refer it to OE. p{uacu}ta in ǽle-p{uacu}ta eel-pout.)1512 Will of J.... Oxford English Dictionary
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polt-foot
ˈpolt-foot arch. Also 6 powlt-, 6–7 poult-, 7 polte-. [app. f. polt n. sense 2 + foot n.] 1. A club-foot.1579 Lyly Euphues (Arb.) 97 Venus was content to take the blake Smith with his powlt foote. 1604 Dekker Honest Wh. Wks. 1873 II. 81 My eldest son had a polt foot, crooked legs. 1638 Sir T. Herber... Oxford English Dictionary
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