Duck

What do we mean by duck?

A durable, closely woven heavy cotton or linen fabric. noun

Clothing made of duck, especially white trousers. noun

An amphibious military truck used during World War II. noun

An amphibious truck used in emergencies, as to evacuate flood victims. noun

To lower quickly, especially so as to avoid something. intransitive verb

To evade; dodge. intransitive verb

To push (a person, for example) suddenly under water. intransitive verb

In bridge, to deliberately play a card that is lower than (an opponent's card). intransitive verb

To lower the head or body. intransitive verb

To move swiftly, especially so as to escape being seen. intransitive verb

To submerge the head or body briefly in water. intransitive verb

To evade a responsibility or obligation. Often used with out: intransitive verb

In bridge, to lose a trick by deliberately playing lower than one's opponent. intransitive verb

A quick lowering of the head or body. noun

A plunge under water. noun

Any of various wild or domesticated waterbirds of the family Anatidae, characteristically having a broad flat bill, short legs, and webbed feet. noun

A female duck. noun

The flesh of a duck used as food. noun

A person, especially one thought of as peculiar. noun

A dear. noun

To quickly lower the head or body in order to prevent it from being struck by something.

To quickly lower (the head) in order to prevent it from being struck by something.

To lower (something) into water; to thrust or plunge under liquid and suddenly withdraw.

To go under the surface of water and immediately reappear; to plunge one's head into water or other liquid.

To bow.

To evade doing something.

To lower the volume of (a sound) so that other sounds in the mix can be heard more clearly.

To enter a place for a short moment.

Words that are spelled similarly to duck:
duck.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word duck:
pochard, anas, daffy, coot, quack, mallard, porky, grebe, scrooge, teal, goofy, ducks, goose, whistling, decoy, waterfowl, huey, looney, louie, typing, soup, elmer, innings, heron, overs, dewey, geese, pond, bunny, pig, cartoon, wicket, donald, bugs, plumage, mickey, sauce, daisy, migratory, rabbit, dunn, hunters, stamp, hunting, unrelated, disney, mouse, breeds, chicken, tunes, egg, swan, swim, dish, breed, hunt, drake, animated, voiced, eggs, stamps, bros, dismissed, comic, rubber, bowling, bird, breeding, meat, creek, deer, birds, comics, adventures, batting, warner, eagle, dynasty, tennessee, runs.

Words that rhyme with duck:
fuck, truck, buck, luck, stuck, suck, pluck, chuck, struck, tuck, muck, amok, puck, snuck, fluck, schmuck, shuck, ruck, potluck, cluck, amuck, starbuck, awestruck, tuque, dumbstruck, yuck, woodchuck, canuck, starstruck, moonstruck, roebuck, thunderstruck, yuk, suk, duc, guck, huck, shmuck, good luck, chuck-a-luck, cruck, bad luck, suc, unstuck, gluck, luk, sculk, druck, aerial ladder truck, grucche, fire truck, zuk, pickup truck, kuck, bruck, get stuck, dump truck, fslic, schuch, dumptruck, megabuck, schtik, hand truck, duk, hockey puck, panel truck, buc, give suck, icing the puck, smuck, kuk, delivery truck, black buck, kruk, schuck, trailer truck, vhsic, ill luck, collet chuck, naugatuck, garbage truck, ladder truck, laundry truck, lucke, garden truck, sound truck, nuque, wruck, stucke, young buck, kluck, by luck, zuck, kuc, wnuk, fishbach, hucke, kachuck, kruck, mruk.

Adjectives that are often used to describe duck:
wild, lame, little, black, dead, white, old, common, roast, domestic, young, tailed, odd, tufted, headed, wood, poor, fat, necked, roasted, ruddy, back, tame, queer, cold, male, brown, big, female, yellow, heavy, canvasback, beautiful, muscovy, live, fine, wooden, grey, blue, ounce, proverbial, pintail, strange, winged, crispy, eyed, stuffed, ruptured, whistling, lucky, bellied, gray, plastic, golden, rare, decoy, fulvous, light, ugly, occasional, solitary, mechanical, mandarin, domesticated, mottled, famous, looking, musk, funny, dear, lone, nice, sized.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective duck:
shooting, bill, hunting, pond, soup, rabbit, session, president, boards, congress, eggs, shot, gun, hawk, administration, hunter, guns, hunters, embryo, mole, weed, ponds, bills, cover, status, board, shooter, rock, walk, shooters, lane, goose, house, boat, luck, season, drake, egg, feathers, shoot, yard, walking, hunt, raising, head, feet, meat, breeding, governor, walks, sessions, trousers, boats, congressman, decoys, weeds, skin, billed, farming, farms, presidents, amendment, liver, boy, woo, calling, ling, fibers, dive, rabbits, pins, rearing, pool, federalists, chong, skins, term, presidency, cloth, tail, fish, breast, creek, river, senate, budget, feather, legislature, feeding, down, foods, council, wings, pass, minister.

Consonant match to duck:
deck, dick, dock, doc, duke, dike, dyke, dirk, dic, doak, dec, dak, duc, dac, doke, dyck, dake, dack, deak, duk, duque, dyk, dicke, derk, dech, deike, dieck.

Words that sound like duck:
duck, duc, duk, dukw, dick, deck, dic, dich, dec, dik, deke, dek, dicke, dyk, dech, decke, deq, dicc, decc, deque, dock, duke, doc, dug, dyke, doug, dike, dak, deak, d.c, dack, doke, deek, dook, dake, dac, doak, dok, dyck, doch, dawk, desc, dach, duque, daq, doek, dugg, deec, dhak, dolk, doq, diq, dique, douk, docke, docx, dyc, deich, docc, taoc, tuck, toch, tuc, teq, dig, digg, deg, dyg, digue, decay, decoy, de, dawg, dirk, dah, dag, dath, derk, deeg, dagg, dha, dda, daker, dcuk, dekes, dague, deug, diac, diak, deka-, dirck, deig, daag, dagh, deked, daig, adec, dcw, dhc, dhk.