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n. (plural of ducking English)
Usage examples of "duckings".
When the company was silent, they could hear that the air was filled with chirpings and duckings and a thousand varieties of rustling.
Mun did not care for any of Admiral Jumbo's old-woman duckings after the warlord had clearly pulled the business rug out from under him.
He suffered the wheel and blackout of the ribbands that encircled his head, the electronic duckings of the little plates that sucked against his temples.
Two dozen men in free fall took up perfect station in the center of the spherical auditorium, their motion so controlled as to permit no sideways drift as the energy of their spins and duckings, twistings and turnings, flowed through their bodies one to another and on around again.
So three deckhands, much cursing, and two duckings for me were required to finally get them loaded.