But two particularly malevolent chickens flapped through the barn door behind them.

The chicken was squawking and flapping its wings, the boy was afraid of it.

A few chickens had escaped into the water and were flapping uselessly in little circles, squawking, for nature had conspired to make them even worse at swimming than they were at flying.

The chicken squawked and flapped, madly trying to escape the viselike fist.

With the rooster leading, the chickens flapped awkwardly through the air and disappeared over the brow of a hill.

A chicken flapped squawking through the night, its wings ablaze.

The other chicken flapped her arms.

As he squatted on his heels to see, a headless chicken flapped around the corner, traveling on its back, flapping up the dust.