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1. (n.) drake
a male duck.
2. (n.) Drake
Sir Francis, c1540–96, English admiral and explorer.
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1. (noun) Drake, Francis Drake, Sir Francis Drake
English explorer and admiral who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and who helped to defeat the Spanish Armada (1540-1596)
2. (noun) drake
adult male of a wild or domestic duck
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1. (noun) drake
the male of the duck kind
2. (noun) drake
the drake fly
3. (noun) drake
a dragon
4. (noun) drake
a small piece of artillery
5. (noun) drake
wild oats, brome grass, or darnel grass; -- called also drawk, dravick, and drank
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Sense: a male duck.
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 Afrikaans: mannetjieseend |
 Arabic: ذَكَر البَط: عُلْجوم |
 Bulgarian: паток |
 Brazilian: pato |
 Czech: kačer |
 German: der Erpel |
 Danish: andrik |
 Greek: αρσενική πάπια |
 Spanish: pato (macho) |
 Estonian: isapart |
 Farsi: اردک نر |
 Finnish: koirasankka |
 French: canard mâle |
 Hebrew: בָּרוָוז |
 Hindi: नर बत्तख |
 Croatian: patak |
 Hungarian: gácsér |
 Indonesian: itik jantan |
 Icelandic: andarsteggur |
 Italian: maschio dell'anatra |
 Japanese: 雄鴨 |
 Korean: 수오리 |
 Lithuanian: antinas |
 Latvian: pīļtēviņš |
 Malay: itik jantan |
 Dutch: woerd |
 Norwegian: andrik, andestegg |
 Polish: kaczor |
 Persian: مرغابى نر |
 Pashto: نر هيلى |
 Portuguese: pato |
 Romanian: răţoi |
 Russian: селезень |
 Slovak: káčer |
 Slovenian: racman |
 Serbian: patak |
 Swedish: ankbonde, anddrake |
 Thai: เป็ดตัวผู้ |
 Turkish: erkekördek |
 Taiwanese: 公鴨 |
 Ukrainian: селезень |
 Urdu: نر مرغابی |
 Vietnamese: vịt đực |
 Chinese: 雄鸭 |
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