Bantam

The English word Bantam can refer to several different topics:

Bantam is a city in Indonesia.
Bantam is also a town in Connecticut.
A Bantam is a small domestic fowl, which exists in a variety of breeds including Dutch Bantams, Beligian Bantams, Rosecombs, Sebrights and Pekins. The term 'Bantam' is also used to describe miniturised fowl that have a large fowl counterpart such as Plymouth Rocks, Australorps and Wyandottes.
An image of a bantam is the logo of Bantam Books, an imprint of the publisher Random House.
Bantamweight is one of the lighter classes in boxing between flyweight and featherweight.
The Bantam was a small 2-stroke motorcycle produced by BSA.
The Bantam is the official mascot of Trinity College
American Bantam series of compact cars produced between 1937 and 1941.

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Bantam

See also: Bantam, American Bantam, BSA Bantam, Bantam, Connecticut, Bantam (chicken), Bantam (city), Bantamweight, Birmingham Small Arms Company, Boxing