Definition of Egg 1. Animal reproductive body consisting of an ovum or embryo together with nutritive and protective envelopes; especially the thin-shelled reproductive body laid by e.g. female birds Noun 2. Oval reproductive body of a fowl (especially a hen) used as food Noun 3. One of the two male reproductive glands that produce spermatozoa and secrete androgens Noun 4. Throw eggs at Verb 5. Coat with beaten egg Verb Synonyms for word "egg" Semanticaly linked words with "egg" Hyponims for word "egg" etymology afteregg etymology egg-shaped etymology eggburger etymology egger etymology eggery etymology eggetarian etymology eggfruit etymology eggheaded etymology egghot etymology eggless etymology egglike etymology eggmass etymology eggshell etymology eggy etymology handegg etymology nonegg etymology thunderegg variant:orthography egge etymological origin of egge etymological origin of eggja is derived from Easter egg is derived from bad egg is derived from boiled egg is derived from cuckoo's egg is derived from curate's egg is derived from don't put all your eggs in one basket is derived from egg and spoon race is derived from egg beaters is derived from egg cup is derived from egg flip is derived from egg on is derived from egg tart is derived from egg white is derived from egg yolk is derived from egg-nog is derived from egg-shell is derived from egg-timer is derived from egged is derived from egging is derived from eggnog is derived from eggs is derived from eggshell is derived from fried egg is derived from golden egg is derived from good egg is derived from have egg on one's face is derived from nest egg is derived from over-egg is derived from poached egg is derived from power-egg is derived from scrambled egg is derived from scrambled eggs is derived from sure as eggs is eggs