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duckbill

/ˈdʌkbɪl/ noun · British & US
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What does duckbill mean?

noun

A duckbill is a type of beak or snout, typically found on ducks and other waterfowl, characterized by its broad, flat shape.

Example

"The duckbill of the mallard duck is perfectly adapted for foraging in the muddy waters of its natural habitat."

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