Duckling Definition

dŭklĭng
noun
A young duck.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Duckling

Noun

Singular:
duckling
Plural:
ducklings

Origin of Duckling

  • From Late Middle English duckling, dookelyng (“duckling”), from duk, doke (“duck”) + -ling.

    From Wiktionary

Duckling Sentence Examples

  • She is the youngest of four sisters, and has often said that she was considered the "ugly duckling" among her siblings.

  • Guess I'm the ugly duckling in this group.

  • Hadn't she resigned herself to being the ugly duckling years ago?

  • For the catering sector, the company has also produced an easy-to-use boneless Chinese roast half duckling with oriental spices and star anise.

  • Then you would be getting 80 times more PageRank boost from the Ugly Duckling website than you would from the 500 pound gorilla website.

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Words Starting With

DDUDUC

Words Ending With

GNGING

Unscrambles

duckling

Words Starting With D and Ending With G

Starts With D & Ends With GStarts With DU & Ends With GStarts With D & Ends With NG

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8 Letter Words8 Letter Words Starting With D8 Letter Words Ending With G