duckie
- noun
- /ˈdʌki/
- Informal
- You are most welcome, Duckie.
Examples
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Duckie, you're being a real jerk.
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She smiled and said, "Hello, duckie, how was your day?"
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And keep my duckie safe.
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No, it was nothing, Duckie.
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Okay, Duckie, can I propose something to you without you getting upset or angry?
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Duckie, I'll just talk to you in the morning, okay?
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Get in, Duckie.
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It's okay, Duckie.
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Hi, Duckie.
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Duckie, I'm really sorry.
Synonyms
A person you love or care for very much
A water bird with webbed feet, a wide beak, and short neck
A person, animal, or thing people find lovable, like a small puppy
A small, very cute person or animal that people often call by a nickname
An affectionate slang word often used for a girlfriend or close friend
A small bird people talk about in a friendly way to children
A person you love and treat with care
A friendly nickname for someone who is French or likes French things
A very young duck that just hatched
A friendly word for a person's bottom or for someone very cute
A small doll or a name for a sweet child
A small child, pet, or toy that someone calls in a loving way
A loving nickname for a child or someone you love
A friendly name for someone you love or like
A loving nickname for a baby or someone you care for
A very young chicken or a small child called in a loving way
A playful name people use for a child or pet
A friendly name for a young or small person
A person someone loves and finds cute
A friendly loving name for a child or someone you love
A loving nickname used for a person or pet
A person, often a child, who is gentle and innocent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Duckie comes from the bird duck and the friendly ending -ie, so it means 'little' or cute, just like sweetie or doggie. That's why people call someone duckie as a warm, playful name or use it to mean a small duck.