What does quack mean?
Quack means The vocalisation made by a duck..
/kwæk/ · noun
The vocalisation made by a duck..
Did you hear that duck make a quack?
Twice a day she took them out to feed in the marshy places, let them waddle and gobble for an hour or two, and then drove them back and shut them up in a small dark shed to digest their meal, whence they gave forth occasionally a melancholy quack.
The more breadcrumbs I threw on the ground, the more they quacked.
Do you hear the ducks quack?
That doctor is nothing but a lousy quack!
1662, Rump: or an Exact Collection of the Choycest Poems and Songs Relating to Late Times, Vol. II, by ‘the most Eminent Wits’ Tis hard to say, how much these Arse-wormes do urge us, We now need no Quack but these Jacks for to purge us, …
Polly (to security guard, referring to Dr. Feingarten): Are you going to let that shyster in there? Dr. Feingarten: I could sue you, Polly. A shyster is a disreputable lawyer. I'm a quack.
After ſome Months, the Quack gets privately to Town, [...]
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Quack means The vocalisation made by a duck..
Common synonyms include snake-oil salesman, medicaster, quacksalver, pharmacopole.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Did you hear that duck make a quack?
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