Duct
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 131
dukt, n. Any tube by which a fluid or other substance is conducted *c its destination. — Duc'tile, -til, a. Easily led or drawn out; tractable; flex- -T-tt, n. ible; pliable; obsequious; capable of being drawn out into wire or threads. — Duc'tilene , -tillty, Dudgeon, duj'un, n. A small dagger; hilt of a dagger; anger; resentment; malice; ill-will; discord.
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