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Day-old   /deɪ-oʊld/   Listen
Day-old

adjective
1.
Not fresh today.






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"Day-old" Quotes from Famous Books



... active youngsters who took to fending for themselves as naturally as a day-old chick takes to scratching. In ordinary seasons the work at the saeter was heavy, for the maidens must not only follow the herds over miles of pasture land, but make butter and cheese for the winter from their milking. The few cows that were here now could be tethered near by; the milk, ...
— Days of the Discoverers • L. Lamprey

... give him all but one of the cockerels that hatched. I was to take all the pullets. The arrangement was mutually satisfactory and he kept and fed the chicks until they were able to leave the mother hen—about eight weeks. It is also possible to buy one-day-old chicks for about ten or fifteen cents apiece from a poultry dealer, but the safest way is to ...
— Outdoor Sports and Games • Claude H. Miller



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