The answer is two rhyming words of two syllables each. The hint is "happy chicken".

Lucky Ducky?

But a duck is not a chicken.

Originally posted by Jirakon
But a duck is not a chicken.

hippie chicky...

perky turkey?

Giddy biddy?

pleasant pheasant

I'll see if my friend thinks those are right. Thanks for the help 😀

EDIT: But I think "giddy biddy" makes the most sense.

Meanwhile, anyone know of a solution for the hint "two kinds of sandwiches combined to make a big ethnic one"? It's still two rhyming two-syllable words.

It was a hero gyro.
Wow, how abstract can one get?

Originally posted by Jirakon
I'll see if my friend thinks those are right. Thanks for the help 😀

EDIT: But I think "giddy biddy" makes the most sense.

Meanwhile, anyone know of a solution for the hint "two kinds of sandwiches combined to make a big ethnic one"? It's still two rhyming two-syllable words.

No, just using you 😛
But I do appreciate it.

In English a gyro is a doner kebab (with two little dots over the o)

Do hero and gyro rhyme in American? In English hero rhymes with zero, and gyro rhymes with biro.

I don't why there'd be a difference in England, but according to Merriam Webster it's pronounced "YEE-row", or "ZHEE-row", and it's definitely an ethnic sandwich:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gyro

Originally posted by iamatiger
In English a gyro is a doner kebab (with two little dots over the o)

Do hero and gyro rhyme in American? In English hero rhymes with zero, and gyro rhymes with biro.