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East Indie

East Indie noun: a domestic duck of an ornamental bantam breed thought to have originated in the United States. Also the alternative form of East Indy.

east indie: a domestic duck of an ornamental bantam breed thought to have originated in the United States
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Noun

East Indie (plural East Indies)

  1. A domestic duck of an ornamental bantam breed thought to have originated in the United States.

Also used as

East Indie is also the alternative form of East Indy.

Synonyms of East Indie

Forms of East Indie

pluralEast Indies

Questions about East Indie

What does East Indie mean?
East Indie means a domestic duck of an ornamental bantam breed thought to have originated in the United States.
What part of speech is East Indie?
East Indie is a noun.
What is the plural of East Indie?
The plural of East Indie is East Indies.

Words near East Indie in the dictionary

  1. East Indian Catholic
  2. East Indian Catholics
  3. East Indian plum
  4. East Indian rosebay
  5. East Indians
  6. East Indie
  7. East Indies
  8. East Indy
  9. East Insular
  10. East Islip
  11. East Jaintia Hills

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