Rooster (disambiguation)
A rooster is a male chicken.
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Rooster, roosters, or The Rooster(s) may also refer to:
Places
- Rooster River, Connecticut, USA; a river
- Rooster Comb, a ridge in Coe State Park, California, USA
- Rooster Rock State Park, Oregon, USA
- Rooster Rock, a basalt column in Rooster Rock State Park
- Rooster Bridge, Ljubljana, Slovenia; a footbridge
Food
- Rooster potato, a red-skinned potato with floury yellow flesh
- Rooster olives, a style of olives
- Rooster bowl, a traditional Chinese pottery design
- Big Rooster (restaurant), a chicken fast food chain in Papua
- Rooster's Brewery, a small independent brewery in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
Entertainment
Fictional characters
- Rooster Bennett, from the Netflix show The Ranch
- Rooster Cogburn (character), from the novel True Grit and film adaptations
- Daniel "Rooster" Hannigan, from the musical Annie and adaptations
Film
- Rooster (film), a 1982 American television film
- The Rooster, a 2023 Australian film, directed by Mark Leonard Winter
- Roosters (film), a 1993 American film
Bands
- Rooster (band), a British indie rock band, from London, formed in 2003
- The Roosters, also known as The Roosterz, a Japanese rock band
- The Roosters (Californian band), 1960s house band at the Cinnamon Cinder club
- The Roosters, an American band headed by Jerry Butler, later changing their name to Jerry Butler & The Impressions
- The Roosters, band of guitarist Eric Clapton before joining the Yardbirds
Albums and songs
- Rooster (album), a 2005 album by the British band Rooster
- "Rooster" (song), a song by Alice in Chains
- "The Rooster", a song by OutKast from Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
Television
- "Rooster", a 2005 episode of the animated television series 12 oz. Mouse
- Roosters (Millennium), an ideological faction and episode in the television series Millennium
Sports
- Rooster 8.1, a special rig for the Laser sailboat.
- Rooster Sailing, a sailing wear company.
Sports teams
- "Rooster", a nickname for, and the mascot of, the Brazilian football club Clube Atlético Mineiro
- North Adelaide Roosters, an Australian rules football team in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL)
- Altona Roosters, a rugby league team in Victoria, Australia
- North Ballarat Roosters, an Australian rules football team in the Victorian Football League
- Bligh Roosters, a rugby union team in Fiji
- Bremen Roosters, a basketball team in Bremen, Germany
- Des Moines Roosters, an Australian Football team in Iowa, USA
- Fremantle Roosters, a rugby league club in Fremantle, Australia
- Helsinki Roosters, A Finnish American football team in Helsinki, Finland
- Iserlohn Roosters, an ice hockey club in Iserlohn, Germany
- St Ives Roosters, a rugby league team in Cambridgeshire, UK
- Nerang Roosters, a rugby league team in Queensland, Australia
- Port City Roosters, a baseball team in North Carolina, USA
- Richmond Roosters, a baseball team in Richmond, Indiana, USA
- Rochester Roosters, a cross-state baseball team in Wisconsin-Minnesota, USA
- Sabeto Roosters, a rugby league team in Fiji
- Salford City Roosters, a British rugby league team in Manchester, England, UK
- Saluzzo Roosters, an Italian rugby league team in Saluzzo, Piedmont, Italy
- Sydney Roosters, an Australian rugby league team in the Australian National Rugby League (NRL)
- Te Atatu Roosters, a rugby league team in Te Atatu, New Zealand
- Thirlmere-Tahmoor Roosters, a rugby league team in New South Wales, Australia
Other uses
- Rooster (application), a mobile reading service for iOS7
- Rooster (zodiac), the Chinese zodiac symbol
- Rooster Men, a VietCong nickname for soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division
- Operation Rooster 53, Israeli military operation
See also
Search for "rooster" on Wikipedia.
- All pages with titles containing roosters
- All pages with titles containing rooster
- Rooster tail, a spray tail of water
- El Gallo (disambiguation) (Spanish for "the rooster")
- Red Rooster (disambiguation)
- Rooster Flag (disambiguation)
- Roster (disambiguation)
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