duckie

[ duhk-ee ]

adjective

, duck·i·er, duck·i·est.

1. ducky ¹.

Example Sentences

Meanwhile, Diane Von Furstenberg and Duckie Brown punched up their respective shows with poppom hats.

From The Daily Beast

Little Duckie and his real mother and father came out of the water and waddled off towards the barn.

From Project Gutenberg

Duckie laughed, without cynicism though; she had the reasoning powers of a cow.

From Project Gutenberg

Here and there a joke shot up like a rocket or stuck quivering in Duckie's placid flanks.

From Project Gutenberg

A flat would be cheaper, but it meant unending difficulties; it was not for nothing that Zo, Lissa and Duckie envied her.

From Project Gutenberg

Neighbours talk and then the landlord's conscience begins to prick him,' grumbled Duckie from the sofa.

From Project Gutenberg