- duckling duck·ling n
- ['dʌklɪŋ]
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duckling duck·ling n
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duck·ling — /ˈdʌklıŋ/ noun, pl lings [count] 1 : a young duck see also ↑ugly duckling 2 : the meat of a young duck that is used as food roast duckling … Useful english dictionary
Duckling — Duck ling, n. A young or little duck. Gay … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
duckling — duck|ling [ˈdʌklıŋ] n a young duck … Dictionary of contemporary English
duckling — duck|ling [ dʌklıŋ ] noun count a young DUCK … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
duckling — duck•ling [[t]ˈdʌk lɪŋ[/t]] n. orn a young duck • Etymology: 1400–50 … From formal English to slang
duckling — duck·ling … English syllables
duckling — mid 15c., dookelynge, from DUCK (Cf. duck) (n.) + LING (Cf. ling). The ugly duckling is from Hans Christian Andersen s tale (1843 in Danish, by 1846 in English) … Etymology dictionary
Duck family (Disney) — A portion of the Duck/McDuck family tree showing several of the more famous Ducks The Duck family is a fictional family created by The Walt Disney Company. Its best known member is Donald Duck. In the early 1950s Carl Barks was in his second… … Wikipedia
ling. — linguistics. * * * abbrev Linguistics * * * ling1 «lihng», noun, plural lings or (collectively) ling. 1. any one of a number of marine fishes of the North Atlantic, related to the cod, and having an elongated body, largely used for food, either… … Useful english dictionary
duckling — /duk ling/, n. a young duck. [1400 50; late ME; see DUCK1, LING1] * * * … Universalium
duckling — duck·ling || dÊŒklɪŋ n. young duck … English contemporary dictionary
