ducky
1fine; excellent; wonderful: Chocolate cake for dinner because it's my birthday? What a ducky idea!
darling; charming; cute: She was entranced by the ducky little puppy.
Origin of ducky
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Other definitions for ducky (2 of 2)
dear; sweetheart; darling; pet (used as a term of endearment or familiarity): Get a wiggle on, ducky, or we'll be late for the movie.
Origin of ducky
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How to use ducky in a sentence
If you go with a guide, you can choose between two-person duckies and full-sized rafts.
The married Texas Republican was photographed in ducky pajamas next to a lingerie model at a local bar in May 2009.
Texas Congressman Sued Over "Wet Dreams" About Former Staffer | Ben Jacobs | December 16, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe comet is basically shaped like a rubber ducky, but with a much rougher surface.
Try using Google Instant to find information about ducky Doolittle, a New York City-based artist and sexologist.
Where are you going to, Henny-penny, Cocky-locky, and ducky-daddles?
It makes me think of the old English nursery song—'Come, ducky, come and be killed.'
The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives | Elizabeth Strong Worthingtonducky, I have a feeling that the owner of The Viking bought it from the proceeds of pills or headache powders.
The Gay Cockade | Temple BaileyNo, ducky dear, I can't have that, but it is good of you to offer to go.
The Four Corners | Amy Ella BlanchardMany a time has Mr. Dodgson said, "Never mind, little ducky; perhaps some day you will turn out a swan."
The Quiver, 2/1900 | Various
British Dictionary definitions for ducky
British darling or dear: used as a term of endearment among women, but now often used in imitation of the supposed usage of homosexual men
delightful; fine
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