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Meanings of young duckling in English
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Usage of young duckling in English
1
Than to see a young duckling form part of the dish!
2
Still we lack one young duckling, and he at length is found dead by the hedge.
3
Would you enjoy a young duckling, miss?
4
A young duckling may be carved in the same manner as a fowl, the legs and wings being taken off first on either side.
5
At length she caught sight of a brood of young ducklings.
6
They are not so peaceful as the coots, for they have been known to attack young ducklings.
7
"But the young ducklings that are roasting for the dinner of Monsieur?"
8
"I see you have got down sixteen young ducklings on the list?"
9
A study by the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust suggests the lake does not have enough food for the young ducklings.
10
But her eyes were not good, so she took the young Duckling to be a fat Duck who had lost her way.
11
"This is anything but flattering," he muttered to himself; "the old witch must take me for a young duckling ready to be plucked."