ducky

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishduckyduck‧y1 /ˈdʌki/ noun British English spoken TALK TO somebodyFRIENDLYused to speak to someone in a friendly way, especially a woman or childExamples from the Corpusducky• a rubber ducky for the bathtubduckyducky2 adjective old-fashioned informal 1 SATISFIED American English perfect or satisfactory Well, that’s just ducky.2 INTERESTINGattractive in an amusing or interesting way SYN cuteExamples from the Corpusducky• Which is just ducky, in my book.• I've bought a ducky little suit and matching hat.just ducky• Which is just ducky, in my book.

单词	ducky
释义	ducky From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishduckyduck‧y1 /ˈdʌki/ noun British English spoken TALK TO somebodyFRIENDLYused to speak to someone in a friendly way, especially a woman or childExamples from the Corpusducky• a rubber ducky for the bathtubduckyducky2 adjective old-fashioned informal 1 SATISFIED American English perfect or satisfactory Well, that’s just ducky.2 INTERESTINGattractive in an amusing or interesting way SYN cuteExamples from the Corpusducky• Which is just ducky, in my book.• I've bought a ducky little suit and matching hat.just ducky• Which is just ducky, in my book.
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