Egg

EGG

-noun

1. the oval or round reproductive body laid by the females of birds, reptiles, fishes, insects, and some other animals, consisting of a developing embryo, its food store, and sometimes jelly or albumen, all surrounded by an outer shell or membrane

2. Also called: egg cell  . any female gamete; ovum

3. the egg of the domestic hen used as food

4. something resembling an egg, especially in shape or in being in an early stage of development

5. old-fashioned , informal - bad egg

  a. a bad person

  b. an exclamation of dismay

6. old-fashioned , informal - good egg

  a. a good person

  b. an exclamation of delight

7. slang  (chiefly US, Canadian) - lay an egg

  a. to make a joke or give a performance, etc., that fails completely

  b. (of a joke, performance, etc.) to fail completely; flop

-verb

8. to dip (food) in beaten egg before cooking

9. informal  (US) to throw eggs at

-verb  (usually followed by “on”)

 to urge or incite, especially to daring or foolish acts

 

They are egging me on

Daring me to make an omelette

In mass murder attempt