- ducky adj
- Birds dont mind fowl weather, in fact they usually find it just ducky.
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ducky adj
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ducky — adj OK, alright. Everything was just ducky between them. 1890s … Historical dictionary of American slang
ducky — [duk′ē] adj. duckier, duckiest [early 19th c. term of endearment < DUCK1 + Y2] [Old Slang] pleasing, delightful, darling, etc.: often used ironically … English World dictionary
ducky — adj cute, delightful. A word which today is almost invariably used ironically or facetiously. It derives from duck as a term of endearment … Contemporary slang
ducky — duck|y1 [ˈdʌki] n BrE spoken used to speak to someone in a friendly way, especially a woman or child ducky 2 ducky2 adj old fashioned informal 1.) AmE perfect or satisfactory ▪ Well, that s just ducky . 2.) attractive in an amusing or interesting … Dictionary of contemporary English
ducky — n. & adj. Brit. colloq. n. (pl. ies) darling, dear. adj. sweet, pretty; splendid … Useful english dictionary
ducky — ducky1 /duk ee/, adj., duckier, duckiest. Informal. 1. fine; excellent; wonderful. 2. darling; charming; cute. [1810 20; DUCK1 + Y1] ducky2 /duk ee/, n., pl. duckies. Brit. Slang … Universalium
ducky — duck·y || dÊŒkɪ adj. wonderful (Slang) n. (British Slang) special loved person; sweetheart adv. very good (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
ducky — I duck•y [[t]ˈdʌk i[/t]] adj. duck•i•er, duck•i•est. Informal. 1) inf fine; excellent; wonderful 2) inf darling; charming; cute • Etymology: 1810–20; duck I+ y II duck•y [[t]ˈdʌk i[/t]] n. pl. duck•ies. Brit. Slang. brit. (used as a term of… … From formal English to slang
foul adj — Chickens can give some people a foul rash. ducky adj, foul ball, grouse v … English expressions
fowl n — foul adj, ducky adj, grouse v … English expressions
