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quack

[kwak] / kwæk /




Example Sentences

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“If it quacks like a duck, it’s probably sports betting and it ought to be regulated as such.”

From MarketWatch

With a baby quack, he scooted back so fast it looked like he was walking on top of the water.

From Literature

Little wonder, then, that many patients preferred the services of women healers, or would take a risk on “quacks”—traveling salesmen selling ointments from town to town—rather than risk a visit to a hospital.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The Doctors’ Riot of 1788” centers on the New York incident but also tells the broader story of medicine in the early American republic, including quack cures and smallpox panics.

From The Wall Street Journal

The dead duck on the mantelpiece let out a single protesting quack, but the portrait of Edward Ashton remained unchanged.

From Literature