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==Entymology==

==Entymology==

The word "duck" has its origins in 14th century Old English, with the word ''dūce'' being used to describe the action of lowering one's head or body to avoid something, such as a blow.  This evolved into the Middle English word ''douken'', which in turn became the word used today.<ref>http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/duck</ref>  The word also describes the actions of many of the birds themselves, as they suddenly dip their heads into the water when searching for food, leaving their rear parts upended above the water's surface.

The word "duck" originates in 14th century Old English, with the word ''dūce'' being used to describe the action of lowering one's head or body to avoid something, such as a blow.  This evolved into the Middle English word ''douken'', which in turn became the word used today.<ref>http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/duck</ref>  The word also describes the actions of many of the birds themselves, as they suddenly dip their heads into the water when searching for food, leaving their rear parts upended above the water's surface.

==Description==

==Description==