turkey
/ˈtɜːrki/Definitions
1. noun
A large domesticated fowl kept for its meat, eggs, and feathers; native to North America.
“The farmer raised turkeys on his farm.”
2. noun
A person born or living in Turkey, especially one of Turkish nationality.
“The Turkish immigrant moved to the United States.”
3. noun
A person who is considered foolish or silly, especially one who is too proud or conceited.
“The turkey of a politician who thought he could win the election.”
4. verb
To cheat or swindle, especially by using clever and deceitful tactics.
“The con artist turkeyed the wealthy businessman out of thousands of dollars.”
5. verb
To make someone feel foolish or silly, especially by doing or saying something ridiculous.
“The comedian turkeyed the audience with his stand-up routine.”
6. noun
The flesh of a turkey, especially when roasted or cooked for eating.
“The delicious turkey was served at the holiday dinner.”