No, scissor beak is a problem some chickens have. Instead of meeting properly, the top beak and the bottom beak go past each other like the blades of a pair of scissors. That makes it hard for chicken to eat, so they usually don't do well unless they get some special care. It's also called "crossbeak."I’ve never heard of the term scissor beak before. Is it part of a particular breed?
There is a photo at the top of this article:
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