Craw (noun)

The stomach of a bird or other animal, especially a fowl, typically used as a container for food.

Origin:

The origin of the word 'craw' is uncertain. it is thought to be of middle english origin.

Examples:

1. The cook filled the turkey's craw with a mixture of bread crumbs and spices.
2. The craw is the first part of the bird that is removed during plucking.
3. In some cultures, it is considered a delicacy to eat the craw of a bird.
4. The craw is a tough, muscular sac that grinds and mixes the bird's food.
5. The craw of the chicken is an important source of nutrients for the growing chick.