yard bird

A slang term for the common chicken, generally after being prepared as a meal.

I would like the yard bird, and some cole slaw, please.

by Anonymous June 3, 2003

The Yardbirds

In addition to launching the careers of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, The Yardbirds morphed directly into Led Zeppelin in late 1968. Jimmy Page was the only member of the Yardbirds left when the 3 remaining original members quit the group in mid 1968. Jimmy replaced them with John Paul Jones John Bonham and Robert Plant and continued playing concert dates. For reasons that aren't entirely clear, in late 1968 Jimmy decided to rename the band. Recalling a conversation he had sometime before about a fantasy supergroup that would probably go over like a "lead balloon" he chose the name lead zeppelin but changed the spelling to Led Zeppelin to avoid any mis pronouncing.

The Yardbirds were among the best of the British invasion bands.

by æ£åèôƒ May 26, 2008

yard bird

A soldier(or Marine, Sailor, et cetera) in the Army(or Navy, et cetera) assigned to menial tasks such as janitorial duty or landmine disposal.

Hey! Yardbird! Clean my boots! Damnit!

by ChickenFriedKitten June 14, 2004

chicken ain't nothin but a yard bird

Typically used to reassure someone that an event is insignificant and should not be worried about. Also used as a variation of "no big deal".

Friend: "I'm so worried about this test tomorrow..."
Me: "Chicken ain't nothin but a yard bird. No need to worry about it!"

by pollonoesnada April 20, 2018

Yard Bird

negroe slang for Chicken...

Tyrone: Hey brotha' you wanna get up on that Yard Bird?
Jerome: Hell Yeah son....Yard Bird and colla' greens

by Budddha King May 5, 2007

yardbirdosaur

Chicken. It is chicken. They look like dinosaur s when you really look at them.

I was so drunk I couldn't remember the word chicken and called it a yardbirdosaur.

by Jude Cormier July 2, 2021

yard bird

an example is just a chicken thats it thats all u need to no

do u want some yard bird
hell yes

by Grant vietze February 12, 2006