Pheasant
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 76
fez′ant, n. a gallinaceous bird abundant in Britain, and highly valued as food.— n. Pheas′antry , an enclosure for pheasants, where they may be bred and reared. [O. Fr. faisan —L. Phasiana ( avis )—Gr. Phasianos , of Phasis, in Colchis.]
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