shelduck

[shel-duhk]

shelduck Definition

a large, brightly colored waterbird with a long neck and a thin bill, typically found near coastal waters.

Using shelduck: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "shelduck" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The shelduck is known for its striking appearance and distinctive call.

  • Example

    Shelducks are often seen in pairs or small groups near the shore.

shelduck Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for shelduck

Antonyms for shelduck

Phrases with shelduck

  • a species of shelduck found across parts of Europe and Asia

    Example

    The common shelduck is known for its striking black and white plumage.

  • shelduckling

    a young shelduck

    Example

    The mother shelduck led her shelducklings to the water's edge.

  • a carved wooden decoy used to attract shelducks during hunting

    Example

    The hunter set up his shelduck decoys along the shore.

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Summary: shelduck in Brief

A 'shelduck' [shel-duhk] is a large, brightly colored waterbird with a long neck and thin bill that is typically found near coastal waters. It is known for its striking appearance and distinctive call, and is often seen in pairs or small groups near the shore. Variations include the common shelduck, shelducklings, and shelduck decoys.