Pronunciation: /ˈdʌklɪŋ/
noun a young duck
A1 The duckling followed its mother across the pond.
A2 The cute duckling waddled around the farmyard.
B1 The duckling struggled to keep up with the rest of the ducklings in the group.
B2 The duckling quickly learned how to swim in the pond.
C1 The duckling's feathers were starting to change color as it grew older.
C2 The duckling displayed remarkable intelligence compared to the other ducklings in the flock.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun (e.g. cute duckling)
A1 The duckling swam in the pond.
A2 The duckling followed its mother closely.
B1 The duckling waddled around the farmyard with its siblings.
B2 The duckling's feathers were starting to change color as it grew.
C1 The duckling's quacking could be heard throughout the lake.
C2 The duckling's graceful movements in the water were mesmerizing to watch.
formal The duckling followed closely behind its mother as they waddled towards the pond.
informal Look at the cute little duckling trying to keep up with its mom!
slang That duckling is totally adorbs!
figurative She felt like a lost duckling in the bustling city, unsure of where to go.
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