#duck

• Anatid — A bird belonging to the Anatidae family, an extensive and diverse family of migratory or sedentary waterfowl, characterized by a robust body, webbed feet adapted for swimming, a flattened bill equipped with filtering lamellae, and dense waterproof plumage. The family includes well-known species such as ducks, geese, and swans. As an adjective, the term describes anatomical and morphological characteristics specific to or resembling those waterfowls.
• Rhythmic thudding — A repeated onomatopoeic word used in folk speech or stories to imitate the rhythmic sound produced by the heavy waddling of a bird (such as a duck or goose), the repeated thumping of an old mechanism, or the sound of muffled steps on a muddy or wet surface.
• Wild duck — Regional name or popular variant for 'bodârlău'; a species of wild water duck with shiny black feathers, speckled on the back with white dots. Figuratively and locally, the term can be used pejoratively to describe a clumsy, slow-moving man or someone with a waddling gait.