different between quacking vs quicking
quacking
English
Verb
quacking
- present participle of quack
- 1839: Edward Charlesworth, Magazine of Natural History
- The usual note emitted by this genus is a kind of tremulous querulous bark, not very unlike the quacking voice of a duck. Although all our larger squirrels […]
- 1839: Edward Charlesworth, Magazine of Natural History
Adjective
quacking (comparative more quacking, superlative most quacking)
- Making quacking sounds, or prone to doing so.
Noun
quacking (plural quackings)
- The sound made by a group of ducks; quacks.
Translations
quacking From the web:
quicking
English
Verb
quicking
- present participle of quick
quicking From the web:
- quickening in pregnancy
- what does quickening feel like
- clicking in horses
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