Are eggs meat or something else?

They are not meat, neither are those sold for eating embryonic chickens, they are infertile as the hen which laid them will not have been anywhere near a rooster. To the birds they are just a waste product, therefore many, if not most vegetarians will eat eggs and/or products containing eggs, many will specify only free-range/cage-free eggs. Vegans however do not eat eggs or egg products.

I'm not sure that you are serious - surely no one can be this lacking in knowledge. No, eggs aren't "meat".

It's dairy food and has lots of proteins in them. very good for you to eat everyday if you cook them right.

eggs are not considered meat. eggs are a source of protein.

No, eggs are protein not meat.

chicken

edit ....OK if its not chicken then what is it ........whoever gave me the TD ?

Meat is the flesh of an animal. Eggs are not the flesh of an animal.

eggs are not meat. they are protein but a different kind than that found in meat.

For some mysterious reason, eggs are often considered to be dairy products.

eggs are protein not meat.

A protein

Egg comes from chicken, chicken is meat, but egg is unfertilized and is considered as a period. it is protein.

they have the same nutrition as meat.

Ofcourse, especially buffalo eggs

eggs are not meat. they are fowl

They're chicken periods. So sort of.