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quack1
noun the noise that a duck makes.
verb (quacked , quacking ) intr
1 said of a duck: to make this noise.
2 to talk in a loud silly voice.
[17c: imitating the sound]
quacker noun .
noun the noise that a duck makes.
verb (quacked , quacking ) intr
1 said of a duck: to make this noise.
2 to talk in a loud silly voice.
[17c: imitating the sound]
quacker noun .
También tienes: cack
quack2
noun
1 someone who practises medicine or who claims to have medical knowledge, but who has no formal training in the subject.
2 colloq, often derog a term for any doctor or medical practitioner, etc.
3 anyone who pretends to have a knowledge or skill that they do not possess.
[17c: from Dutch quacksalver , from kwakken to quack + salf an ointment]
quackish adjective .
noun
1 someone who practises medicine or who claims to have medical knowledge, but who has no formal training in the subject.
2 colloq, often derog a term for any doctor or medical practitioner, etc.
3 anyone who pretends to have a knowledge or skill that they do not possess.
[17c: from Dutch quacksalver , from kwakken to quack + salf an ointment]
quackish adjective .
También tienes: cack
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