Shelduck
noun, plural shelducks (especially collectively) shelduck.
1.
a sheldrake.
2.
a female sheldrake.
noun (pl) -ducks, -duck, -drakes, -drake
1.
any of various large usually brightly coloured gooselike ducks, such as Tadorna tadorna (common shelduck), of the Old World
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