bone-in chicken; chicken on the bone
Refers to chicken pieces with the bone still in, often used in cooking contexts or on menus.
Let's have bone-in chicken karaage for dinner tonight.
The bone-in chicken at this restaurant is well-spiced and delicious.
Means 'boneless chicken', the opposite of 骨付き鳥.
Refers to a whole chicken, which may or may not be bone-in, but emphasizes the whole bird rather than pieces.
Standard spelling using 付き for 'with bone' and 鳥 for 'chicken'.
Variant without okurigana; also common.
Uses 鶏 specifically for 'chicken'; less common but still seen.
Compound of 骨付き (hone-tsuki, 'with bone') and 鳥 (tori, 'bird/chicken'). The reading どり is a rendaku form of とり.