Definition of quack quack in English:

quack quack

exclamation ˌkwak ˈkwakˈkwak ˌkwak

Representing the harsh sound characteristically made by a duck, or a noise resembling this.

noun ˌkwak ˈkwakˈkwak ˌkwak

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Ravenscroft (fl. 1659–1697), playwright. Reduplication of quack.

exclamation

Representing the harsh sound characteristically made by a duck, or a noise resembling this.

noun

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Ravenscroft (fl. 1659–1697), playwright. Reduplication of quack.

单词	quack quack
释义	Definition of quack quack in English: quack quack exclamation ˌkwak ˈkwakˈkwak ˌkwak Representing the harsh sound characteristically made by a duck, or a noise resembling this. noun ˌkwak ˈkwakˈkwak ˌkwak Humorous and nursery. A duck. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Ravenscroft (fl. 1659–1697), playwright. Reduplication of quack. Definition of quack quack in US English: quack quack exclamation Representing the harsh sound characteristically made by a duck, or a noise resembling this. noun Humorous and nursery. A duck. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Ravenscroft (fl. 1659–1697), playwright. Reduplication of quack.
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