noun
Duckman
noun
1
A person who raises ducks, especially for meat or eggs.
"The old duckman kept dozens of birds along the riverbank."
name
1
A surname derived from the occupation.
"The Duckman family had farmed poultry for three generations."
How to Use Duckman
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who keeps or raises ducks; also a surname with the same origin.
Word Forms
Duckmans plural, duckmen plural
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Etymology
A compound of duck + man, describing someone whose trade was raising ducks.