duckling, dokelinge
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 22
[Eng. duck (2), s., and dim in. suff. -ling. ] A young duck; the brood of the duck. "Ducklings, though hatched and led by a hen, if she brings them to the brink of a river or pond, presently leave her, and in they go."-Ray: On the Creation. *duc-koy, v. t. [DECOY.] To decoy, to entice, to allure. "With this he duckoys little fishes, and preys upon them."-Grew. Piety .
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