Duckwalk Sb?

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Duckwalk Sb?

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Can anyone explain this verb to me please?

Apr 16 2005 19:14:35

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The special kind of gait you have when you have flat feet

Apr 16 2005 19:19:30

LOL
Thank you

Apr 16 2005 19:20:20

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Does it make sense?

Apr 16 2005 19:23:41

Yes and no - the detective duckwalked the suspect outside the room

Apr 16 2005 19:27:40

Ah! prodded him in the back to leave the room.
Followed him close as he was leaving the room - ducks always walk in rows.

Apr 16 2005 19:29:03

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Yeah, I can get the mental picture.

Apr 16 2005 19:43:36

I think it means, "The detective forced the suspect to waddle out of the room, quacking and eating beet greens." Of course I could be wrong. It could just mean I'm spending too much time reading this forum!

Apr 16 2005 23:08:39

We used to have a police series on UK tv called 'Dixon of Dock Green'.

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Apr 16 2005 23:38:40

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Yes and no - the detective duckwalked the suspect outside the room
Ah! prodded him in the back to leave the room.
Followed him close as he was leaving the room - ducks always walk in rows.
I think it means, "The detective forced the suspect to waddle out of the room, quacking and eating beet greens." Of course I could be wrong. It could just mean I'm spending too much time reading this forum!
We used to have a police series on UK tv called 'Dixon of Dock Green'.

Close.

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