Definition
A hasty evasive maneuver, or the aquatic bird that inspired said maneuver. In kitchens, it's that gloriously fatty waterfowl that makes roasts sing and chefs weep with joy.
Example Usage
The head chef told the new intern to duck under the pass before the hot plates came flying.
Source: Merriam-Webster via Free Dictionary API
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