Canard

What do we mean by canard?

An unfounded or false, deliberately misleading story. noun

A short winglike control surface projecting from the fuselage of an aircraft, such as a space shuttle, mounted forward of the main wing and serving as a horizontal stabilizer. noun

An aircraft whose horizontal stabilizing surfaces are forward of the main wing. noun

To fly or float about, or circulate as a canard or false report: as, certain stories canarding about the hotels.

To imitate or produce the peculiar harsh cry of the duck, as an unskilled player on a wind-instrument.

An absurd story or statement intended as an imposition; a fabricated story to which currency is given, as by a newspaper: a hoax. noun

Hence A broadside cried in the streets: so called from the generally sensational nature of its contents. noun

An extravagant or absurd report or story; a fabricated sensational report or statement; esp. one set afloat in the newspapers to hoax the public. noun

A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so. noun

A type of aircraft in which the primary horizontal control and stabilization surfaces are in front of the main wing. noun

Any small winglike structure on a vehicle, usually used for stabilization. noun

A deliberately misleading fabrication noun

A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so.

A type of aircraft in which the primary horizontal control and stabilization surfaces are in front of the main wing.

Any small winglike structure on a vehicle, usually used for stabilization.

A false rumor. Urban Dictionary

Such a ditz that he put his telephone number into the microwave. Also gay. Urban Dictionary

Aesthetic car accessories that make you go fast. Urban Dictionary

Pornstar nickname of Conan O'Brien, derived from the name of his first pet and street of childhood residence. Urban Dictionary

A nonsensical combination of automotive parts. Canards being small wings attached to the front of a car to provide downforce. Smart car owners would use the term to separate knowledgeable people from the rest. An updated version of muffler bearings Urban Dictionary

French word to say that a man is giving too much to his girlfriend Urban Dictionary

Canard french word for duck otherwise used as a nickname for people who like ducks Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to canard:
canard, canary, cunard, cafard, canad, canara, conard, canari, manard.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word canard:
tailless, pusher, airfoil, scm, tricycle, dihedral, stol, configuration, stabilizer, biplane, yaw, monoplane, maneuverability, stall, airflow, saab, duck, dyke, valkyrie, chained, supersonic, cockpit, retractable, undercarriage, aft, vortex, fuselage, flaps, rudder, glider, lib, lift, tandem, lifting, monde, aerodynamic, fiberglass, fins, takeoff, layout, satirical, burt, wing, rotor, flyer, flown, ration, propeller, goose, elevator, trim, delta, stability, swept, aircraft, powered, pod, slang, coefficient, pitch, tractor, longitudinal, thrust, trailing, airplane, tails, wings, canopy, incidence, gear, static, enclosed, conventional, fin, nose, mounted, composite, drag, farmland, jews, landing, riot, nicolas, horizontal, tail, scotia, roll, tips, prototype, vertical, designs, span, fixed, twin, fiber, angle, flew, engine, jet, flight.

Words that rhyme with canard:
card, guard, regard, hard, yard, blowhard, disregard, discard, vanguard, backyard, bard, safeguard, garde, shard, chard, bombard, retard, avant garde, avant-garde, barred, boulevard, lard, marred, diehard, scarred, wildcard, courtyard, nard, lifeguard, gard, ard, graveyard, charred, postcard, leotard, scorecard, bernard, bodyguard, starred, barnyard, off guard, junkyard, jarred, gnarred, shipyard, beauregard, picard, schoolyard, dillard, scard, die hard, gerard, tared, broussard, menard, barnard, boatyard, lumberyard, parred, tarred, flashcard, stockyard, renard, green card, farmyard, godard, calling card, blvd, disbarred, billard, sparred, barde, churchyard, credit card, vcard, trump card, dockyard, brickyard, en garde, front yard, scotland yard, on guard, knarred, punched card, prison guard, belgard, praetorian guard, saint bernard, carde, fugard, bankcard, bongard, mastercard, chouinard, lazard, flash card, gaspard, pickard, bouchard, st bernard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe canard:
old, mere, political, ancient, popular, absurd, vile, ridiculous, common, familiar, vicious, french, semitic, latest, pure, particular, usual, amusing, classic, fine, standard, extraordinary, silly, repeated, antisemitic, obvious, mischievous, malicious, circumstantial, complete, sensational, cunning, vasiliev, baseless, conventional, outrageous, cruel, gross, medieval, persistent, wild, wing, liberal, hoary, miserable, famous, dastardly, typical, irish, abominable, tired, forward, stupid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective canard:
configuration, wake.

Words that sound like canard:
canard, concurred, conferred, canari, canards, kennard, kinard, cynara, kinnard, kinnaird, concert, cannot, convert, canary, concord, conjured, countered, kmart, consert, k-mart, kamara, cantered, conard, canoed, kinara, k mart, canarie, kamar, kanara, canoer, kanode, cancered, connard, canara, conoid, kanari, contort, consort, concorde, camorra, coord, kinnear, consorte, country, card, comfort, covered, concerned, conquered, confide, concur, compared, concede, counted, colored, confirmed, coloured, confer, commode, camara, confort, conserved, converged, connote, canad, come here, contr, canid, compart, connived, contoured, canarsie, conair, carde, confed, canady, conary, cumbered, comar, cund, cowart, cohered, connate, con air, compered, cone head, cankered, countre, camar, canete, contar, cannier, canet, camarda, con-ed, con ed, conad, canette, confrmed, cunit.