"spring chicken" meaning in All languages combined

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        "A chicken for eating while it is still young."
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        "(cooking) A chicken for eating while it is still young."
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          "text": "It is a special day for you indeed, for both of us, bodies incorporeal, receptive always to life's joys appreciative in any way I can, you like to remind me were both getting old; I'd remind you that, at fifty-five, you're still a spring chicken.",
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        "A person who is still young."
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        "(informal, chiefly in negative constructions) A person who is still young."
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        "(cooking) A chicken for eating while it is still young."
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        "(informal, chiefly in negative constructions) A person who is still young."
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