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duckly

duckly adjective: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a duck or ducks.

Adjective

duckly (comparative more duckly, superlative most duckly)

  1. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a duck or ducks.
    • […] makes for a nondefective duck life are matters of natural fact, and what is good for a duck is the maintenance of duckself in good duckly integrity and the performance of the activities, and the participation in the events, of good duckly life.2011, Mark C. Murphy, God and Moral Law

Forms of duckly

comparativemore duckly
superlativemost duckly

Origin of duckly

From duck + -ly.

Questions about duckly

What does duckly mean?
Duckly means of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a duck or ducks.
What part of speech is duckly?
Duckly is an adjective.

Words near duckly in the dictionary

  1. ducklets
  2. ducklike
  3. duckling
  4. ducklings
  5. ducklips
  6. duckly
  7. Duckmaloi
  8. duckman
  9. Duckmans
  10. Duckmantian
  11. Duckmanton

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