Definitions
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- adjective Similar to a
duck - adjective Similar to that of a
duck ; as, a ducklike beak, a ducklike grin - adverb in the manner of a duck; as, to walk ducklike
Etymologies
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Examples
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This provides a lot of low comedy, with Duck acting ducklike, and then transforming into a sopping wet naked tween.
Reviews Too Late: Princess Tutu Walter Jon Williams 2010
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Erec thought that they looked very intelligent, for ducklike creatures.
The Three Furies Kaza Kingsley 2010
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A ducklike creature with a black and white head and speckled black and white feathers waddled out of the bushes.
Beacon Street Girls: Ready! Set! Hawaii! Annie Bryant 2009
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A ducklike creature with a black and white head and speckled black and white feathers waddled out of the bushes.
Beacon Street Girls: Ready! Set! Hawaii! Annie Bryant 2009
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A ducklike creature with a black and white head and speckled black and white feathers waddled out of the bushes.
Beacon Street Girls: Ready! Set! Hawaii! Annie Bryant 2009
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A ducklike creature with a black and white head and speckled black and white feathers waddled out of the bushes.
Beacon Street Girls: Ready! Set! Hawaii! Annie Bryant 2009
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The muscovy (Cairina moschata), a unique ducklike species of the South American rainforest, belongs to a small group of waterfowl that perch in trees.
5 Chicken 1991
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States Janine M. Benyus 1989
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States Janine M. Benyus 1989
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States Janine M. Benyus 1989
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