Egg

The term egg can refer to:

Embryo

• Eggthe sustenance and protection of the embryo in the oviparous animals.
  • Egg pedunculate, insect egg (or other animal) that is attached to a peduncle
  • Insect eggs, insect life stadium that begins within the mother's reproductive apparatus
  • Dinosaur eggs, eggs laid by dinosaurs who have come to us in the form of fossils
• Egg o cigot, cell resulting from the union of male gamete with female gamete in the sexual reproduction of organisms.

Gastronomy

• Egg as food.
  • Egg yarn, feed in the form of fine yellow threads
  • Egg hard, Cooked egg or Bloody eggIt's a boiled egg.
  • Fried egg, way to make a fried egg
  • Scalphate egg, preparation of an egg that gets in very hot water but not boiling
  • Egg centenarya traditional preparation of Chinese cuisine.
  • Ranch eggs, traditional Mexican breakfast, today very popular throughout America and with many local variants.

Art

• The egg or the temple, pictorial technique of the Quattrocento, which used egg white.
• Egg, architectural ornament
• Huevo de Colón (Sevilla)sculpture in a park in Seville
• Easter Eggan egg especially decorated for Easter.

Culture

• In the kitchen eggs, Song of the Argentine rock group Zas, released in his album Huevos.
• Huevocartoon, an animation site where the main characters are eggs.
• Eggs, second album of the Argentine rock band ZAS.
• Eggs, album of the alternative rock band of Arkansas Meat Puppets.
• Gold eggs (1993), Spanish film directed by Bigas Luna.
• An egg movie (2006), animated film by Huevocartoon where all the characters are eggs.

Miscellaneous

• A vulgar way of calling the testicles.
• Huevo Island, an island of 1 km2 that is part of Trinidad and Tobago.
• Egg rolling race, traditional game of some Saxon countries that is played using Easter eggs.
• Egg of virtual Easter, hidden message in movies, DVD, computer programs or video games.
• Egg of Fabergé, jewel created by Carl Fabergé for Russian tsars
• Cosmic eggs or world egg, mythological theme used in creation myths
• Columbus Egg, concept referred to something that seems difficult but it turns out to be easy