Mallard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MALLARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a wild duck
• the commonest duck of the northern hemisphere, the male having a dark green head and white collar.
• wild dabbling duck from which domestic ducks are descended; widely distributed
• wild duck
ADJECTIVE:
• A drake; the male of Anas boschas.
• A large wild duck (Anas boschas) inhabiting both America and Europe. The domestic duck has descended from this species. Called also greenhead.

Words related to MALLARD

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Words that contain MALLARD

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How to use MALLARD in a sentence

• Teal, Mallard, Antelope Chops, Buffalo-Calf Steaks, Young Wild Turkey.
• Keith, standing by his shack, knocked over a mallard within forty paces of his door.
• It is the cause of much mirth, for on the day, and in remembrance of the mallard, many an old and merry song is sung.
• As I come round a bend, up get a mallard and a duck, and beautiful they look as they swing round me in the dazzling sunlight.
• I was much amused, while feeding some swans and a couple of wild ducks the other day, to notice that the mallard would attack the swans if they took any food that he fancied.
• Watching his opportunity he seized the pugnacious little mallard by the neck and gave him a thundering good shaking! It was most laughable to watch them.
• Mallard and shows that for five atmospheres the work expended in compressing one pound of dry air is 58,500 foot pounds, while that for moist air is 52,500 foot pounds.
• Shortly afterwards I stopped as fine a Mallard drake as I ever saw.
• Mallard the butler had already arrived, and was striving to force the door, which was secured.
• The burnished wings of a flock of mallard flashed in the air, startled by some creeping hunter.
• The mallard duck, which we saw for the first time on the 20th instant, with their young, are now abundant, though they do not breed on the Missouri, below the mountains.
• The mallard is ordinarily a wily bird and circles your pond a number of times before deciding to come in to wooden decoys.
• I have on several occasions stood stock still in the open plain until a low-flying mallard came within easy range.
• One day I killed an otter, and afterward hearing a wild goose on shore, I went for the game and killed it on a small pond on which there were also some mallard duck.
• Mallard the Mission Justice of the Peace, much to the relief of the fellow who saw death staring him in the face.
• Then came broiled mallard duck, still crackling from the coals, and coonti bread, and a cold salad of palm cabbage, nut-flavored, delectable.
• Of not inferior claim is his prairie chum and remote cousin the mallard.

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