Country Dictionary

(N) Slang term for cash-money; fairly interchangeable with "Dough", "Moolah", or "Iron" (from Cecil Fielder's dictionary). Usually referring to dollars (etc.) on one's person, or cash-on-hand.

Person 1: Are you ready to go to the club now?

Person 2: Actually, if you don't mind , I gotta stop at the ATM first. I gotta get some chicken. . .I hear there's a cover-charge tonight.

The big, fat, birds that you keep in your backyard but end up getting eaten anyway.

Guy 1: how is your chicken?
Guy 2: dead

What everything seems to taste like.

Chicken was probably in primordial soup.

Kilograms of cocaine
birds,half a wing,everything that has to do with birds usually means kilo of coke when a rapper says it in a wierd way

Big Meech got in the box for 30 years for movin chickens.

I'm bout to ship a couple chickens for 17.5 each

An animal that was created to cross roads.

"Why did the chicken cross the road?"

a Baltimore colloquialism that indicates an extreme state.

I am as tired as a chicken.
I am as hungry as a chicken.
You are as funny as a chicken.

Sweet or Cool

Isaiah Though Shit was Chicken Chicken, but then he got knocked out