wind egg
The term "wind egg" originates from Middle English and can describe both a biological phenomenon and a figurative concept.
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Definition
C1Poultry Farming
(technical)An egg that lacks a yolk or a shell, making it incomplete or non-viable.
Example
- Farmers often discard wind eggs because they are not suitable for hatching.
C1General
(figurative)Anything that is deficient or incomplete in some way.
Example
- His plan was nothing more than a wind egg, lacking the necessary details to succeed.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "wind egg":
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