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ducked off

ducked off adjective: lying low; hidden. Also the simple past and past participle of duck off.

Adjective

ducked off (comparative more ducked off, superlative most ducked off)

  1. (idiomatic, slang) Lying low; hidden.

Also used as

ducked off is also the simple past and past participle of duck off.

Forms of ducked off

comparativemore ducked off
superlativemost ducked off
alternative formducked-off

Questions about ducked off

What does ducked off mean?
Ducked off means lying low; hidden.
What part of speech is ducked off?
Ducked off is an adjective.

Words near ducked off in the dictionary

  1. DuckDuckGos
  2. ducke
  3. ducked
  4. ducked and covered
  5. ducked down
  6. ducked off
  7. ducked out
  8. ducked-off
  9. Duckenfield
  10. ducker
  11. duckerer

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