Dk the context but I assume it could mean coward?
yeah, that's usually what it means
Original post by PetitePanda
Dk the context but I assume it could mean coward?
is it a term of endearment also?
Original post by neko no basu
yeah, that's usually what it means
Original post by Anonymous
is it a term of endearment also?
Yes it is. Myself and others call each other "chick" and "chicken". For example, "you alright chick(en)?"
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