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Meaning of decoy-duck
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decoy-duck (n.)
A duck used to lure wild ducks into a decoy; hence, a person employed to lure others into danger.
decoy-duck Sentence Examples
- The hunter strategically placed a decoy-duck in the water to attract real ducks.
- The decoy-duck bobbed on the surface, its lifelike appearance fooling even the most wary birds.
- With a flick of its tail, the decoy-duck seemed almost alive, luring curious ducks closer.
- As dusk settled, the hunter watched from his blind, hoping the decoy-duck would entice a flock.
- The decoy-duck's painted feathers gleamed in the sunlight, adding to its realism.
- Ducks circled overhead, drawn by the presence of the decoy-duck below.
- With each quack emitted by the decoy-duck, the hunter's anticipation grew.
- The decoy-duck floated gracefully, its presence a testament to the hunter's skill.
- Despite their caution, the ducks couldn't resist investigating the decoy-duck.
- With a sudden splash, the hunter sprang into action, knowing the decoy-duck had done its job.
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A duck used to lure wild ducks into a decoy; hence, a person employed to lure others into danger.
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The hunter strategically placed a decoy-duck in the water to attract real ducks.
The decoy-duck bobbed on the surface, its lifelike appearance fooling even the most wary birds.
With a flick of its tail, the decoy-duck seemed almost alive, luring curious ducks closer.
As dusk settled, the hunter watched from his blind, hoping the decoy-duck would entice a flock.
