Duck may refer to:
Animals
Transportation
Computer software
Materials and garments
People
- Duck (crossword compiler), pseudonym for Don Manley (b. 1945), a British long-serving compiler of crosswords
- Emma Duck (b. 1981), British international track athlete
- King Duck, nickname for Taiwanese gangster, Chen Chi-li (1943-2007)
Sports
Popular culture
- Antis (duck in Lithuanian) - an influential Lithuanian postmodernist rock band in existence in the late eighties
- Daffy Duck, a fictional character of Warner Bros. Entertainment
- Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Scrooge McDuck, fictional characters of Walt Disney
- Duck and cover, a suggested method of personal protection against the effects of a nuclear weapon
- Duck and cover (disambiguation), other uses of the phrase
- Duck (film), a 2005 film by Nic Batterau
- Duck Records, a record label
- Duck the Great Western Engine, nickname for Montague, a steam locomotive from The Railway Series by W.V. Awdry
- Duck! / Aren't You Chupacabra To See Me?, an episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
- Duck! The Carbine High Massacre, a 2006 film about a fictional school shooting
- Ducky Mallard, a character on American TV show NCIS
- Howard the Duck, a comic book and film character
- Ducky (The Land Before Time), a character in the series of films
- A fictional race of sentient creatures, similar in appearance to actual ducks, in the Glorantha setting for the fantasy role-playing games RuneQuest and Suikoden
- Duck (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)
- Duckman, an animated sitcom developed by Jeff Reno and Ron Osborn
- Duck and Birdie, the English name for the Dutch comic strip Fokke & Sukke
- Duckie (group), performing arts group
- Duckie Dale, fictional character played by actor Jon Cryer in the movie Pretty in Pink
Miscellaneous
- A hypocorism or affectionate phrase, often used in part of the East Midlands and South Yorkshire in England, originally derived from the title Duke
- "To duck" is a verb meaning "to bend down or stoop down, as if to go under something" , or to avoid someone as to "duck someone's phone calls" or to "duck a meeting".
- Ducks (hiking), A pile of three stacked rocks used to mark an off-trail hiking route
- The Aflac duck, a US company logo
- Duck, North Carolina, a small town on the Outer Banks of North Carolina
- Duck River, the longest river within the state of Tennessee in the United States
- Duck test, humorous term for a form of inductive reasoning
- Duck, duck, goose, a children's game
- A very short cave sump
- Any building in the shape of something associated with it; or an irrelevant design element in a chart; see Big Duck
- A lead weight used by draftsmen to hold splines in place, named because of their resemblance to ducks; see Flat spline
- XGAM-71 Buck Duck, a decoy missile developed in the 1950s
- "Ducks" was the original name of the Monte Creek area near Kamloops, named after the first homesteader there, Jacob Ducks
- Anglicisation of the French loanword deuce, the 2 in a standard deck of cards
See also
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