Bert: (Cupping one hand palm up) Hey, Great job, feed the chicken.
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feed\ the\ Chicken — A physical congratulatory expression, similar to a high five. Bert: (Cupping one hand palm up) Hey, Great job, feed the chicken. Ernie: (Hand cupped palm down, touches palm of Bert repeatedly) Thanks … Dictionary of american slang
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