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| Just one of these could be used to take the lives of two birds - Perfect your aim. | |
| Considered the oldest joke in the world; why did this poultry walk across an intersection? | |
| This will get its bait by awakening prematurely. | |
| To ignore or shirk, treat an issue like [this] rolling off of the back of a member of the Anatidae family. | |
| Before their birth, don't do this to your poultry. | |
| Two in the bush is equal to one winged creature in this. | |
| I'll give you something to [?] about – meaning you want to boast. | |
| When you do this to a crow, you boast, but your boasting turns out to be false or inaccurate. | |
| Something that may help you in the future is one of these in common headwear. | |
| When you try to ignore something, you're burying your head in the sand like this heavy, flightless bird. | |
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| Somebody who gives a tip to the police is often known as this - also known as an 'Informant,' among other less polite names. | |
| When someone uses their position for their own personal gain, they feather their home - commonly known as this 'stick and stone' creation. | |
| What's sauce for the goose is also sauce for this - If it's okay for one person, hey, you can do it, too! | |
| A euphemism for a dumb person is this, their cranium being affected 'fowlly.' | |
| Don't keep these all together in the same bassinet; drop one, drop them all, after all. | |
| This is the time between Election Day and Inauguration in the United States. | |
| Your gig is up when this has been cooked. | |
| The universally unanswered question: Which came first, ___? | |
| See it from a distance when you have this perspective. | |
| These night birds are regarded as wise and have been telling little boys how many licks they have on their Tootsie Pops for years. | |
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