gadwall in Irish
gadwall in Irish is gadual — gadwall means a dabbling duck that breeds widely across the northern hemisphere.
gadwall in Irish
gadual
A common, widespread dabbling duck which breeds in the northern hemisphere (Mareca strepera, syn. Anas strepera).
What does "gadwall" mean?
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noun A dabbling duck that breeds widely across the northern hemisphere.
"A pair of gadwalls fed quietly at the edge of the lake."
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gadwall in a sentence
- A pair of gadwalls fed quietly at the edge of the lake.
- Birdwatchers spotted several gadwalls among the mallards on the pond.
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What is "gadwall" in Irish?
"gadwall" in Irish is gadual. gadwall means: A dabbling duck that breeds widely across the northern hemisphere.
How do you use "gadwall" in a sentence?
Example: "A pair of gadwalls fed quietly at the edge of the lake." In Irish, "gadwall" is gadual.
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