second joint
ˈsɛkənd ʤɔɪnt
Definition

Definition of second joint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
poultryTECH.upper joint of a fowl's leg used as foodTECH.
  • The recipe calls for the second joint of the chicken.
drumstick leg thigh
2.
cookingTECH.joint between the upper and middle sections of a fowl's wingTECH.
  • The recipe called for the second joint of a chicken..
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Expressions with second

second honeymoonn.
second vacation taken by a married couple
They went on a second honeymoon to rekindle their romance.
second thoughtn.
reconsideration or revised opinion of a previous decision
After a second thought, he decided not to go.
hot secondn.
very short period of time
I'll be back in a hot second.
second cityn.
city ranking second in population or importance
Chicago is often called the second city of the United States.
hang on a secondintj.
ask someone to wait briefly before continuing
Hang on a second, I need to grab my phone.
just a secondn.
short, unspecified period of time
I'll be with you in just a second.

Expressions with joint

clip jointn.
nightclub charging high prices for bad entertainment
We left the clip joint after one overpriced drink.
pick-up jointn.
place to meet romantic partners
They met at a popular pick-up joint downtown.
juke jointn.
informal establishment offering music, dancing, and drinks
They danced all night at the old juke joint down the road..
blow this jointv.
leave this place quickly or suddenly
Let's blow this joint before anyone notices us.
out of jointadj.
in a state of disorder or disarray
The whole schedule is out of joint due to the delays.
case the jointv.
examine a location for future use
They cased the joint to plan the event layout.
joint effortn.
action done by two or more people
The project was a joint effort by the two companies.
knee jointn.
part of the body where the thigh and lower leg connect
The knee joint is crucial for walking and running.
joint accountn.
bank account shared by two or more people
We opened a joint account for our expenses.
joint actionn.
activity done together by two or more people or groups
The countries took joint action to solve the crisis.

Terms related to second joint

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
joinjointlychickencookingcuisinedishfoodmeatpoultryroastculinaryfowl

Examples of second joint in a sentence

  • The second joint is often juicier than the drumstick.
  • The chef requested the second joint for the dish.
  • She carefully separated the second joint from the chicken.

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  1. French:haut de cuisse, articulation intermédiaire, ...
  2. German:Obergelenk, zweites Gelenk, ...
  3. Italian:sovracoscia, secondo segmento, ...
  4. Spanish:segunda articulación, segundo segmento, ...
  5. Portuguese:coxa, articulação secundária, ...
  6. Chinese:鸡二节, 翅中, ...
  7. Japanese:もも肉, 中間関節, ...
  8. Arabic:مَفْصِل الفَخِذ, المفصل الثاني, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַמִּפְרָק הַשֵּׁנִי, פֶּרֶק הַכָּנָף הַשֵּׁנִי, ...
  10. Russian:верхний сустав, средний сустав, ...
  11. Ukrainian:верхній суглоб, другий суглоб, ...
  12. Hindi:दूसरा जोड़, मध्य जोड़, ...

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