ducked off

To be on the low, never around, always gone; incognito. Originated in South Florida.

Dang nigga, u never come to school anymore! Why u be so ducked off?

by LDT88_07 March 25, 2007

Odd Duck

Term used for an unusual, different or strange individual.
Origin unknown

The new guy at work sure is an odd duck, he never takes a break.

by rucus11 December 12, 2009

duck salad

When one person masturbates a penis using an armpit.

Benny: Hey Catherine, let's have sex.
Catherine: I'm a virgin, and I don't want to. How about you fuck my armpit?
Benny: Ew, I don't want to do the duck salad with you.

by Armpit lover February 25, 2011

Stevie the Duck

A phrase which is synonymous with blatant stupidity.

"According to Stevie the Duck..."
"Now I know you're an idiot."

by Trollmaster 2217 March 4, 2010

Hench Duck

A sub-ordinate member of a duck gang who does other ducks dirty work, such as harassing pedestrians for crack (corn that is).

I got jumped by this mean hench duck when I went to the bog

by GesturalParenthesis who? April 11, 2010

Ducking hell

a way of showing your anger to something without spreading the negativity of swearing, Also can sometimes create humor in a stressful moment.

Charlotte: Oh my god! Georgia Ducking Pecks my head!
Christina:i know yeah, Ducking hell she chats BAAAREEE CRAP MATE!!
Charlotte: its just like, KM8DOT.
Christina: She chats more CRAP then what comes out of a horses ass

by -ChristinaTbh, June 24, 2010

Duck and Cover

Original: Official 1951 United States civil defense film, Duck and Cover. Intended primarily for children, it portrays the act of ducking and covering by the character Bert the Turtle. The concept of "duck and cover" is a method of personal protection against the effects of a nuclear explosion whereby persons near the would-be affected area would drop to the ground in a prone position or seek shelter and protection under such objects as desks or other pieces of furniture, or in structures such as buildings or fallout shelters.

Slang: To be evasive or deceptive in one's behavior.

As the police continued to question the suspect about the events leading up to the crime, it was clear he knew more than he was telling. He immediately went duck and cover and refused to cooperate.

by Who 'Dis? Who 'Dat? March 13, 2018