noun
- plural of duckbill; animals with broad, flat bills resembling those of ducks, especially platypuses
- plural of duckbill; dinosaurs of the hadrosaur family characterized by their duck-like bills
Usage: paleontology
Examples
- The museum’s exhibit featured several duckbills from the Cretaceous period.
- Duckbills were herbivorous dinosaurs that lived in herds.
- The platypus is one of the most unusual duckbills in the animal kingdom.
- Scientists discovered new fossils of duckbills in Montana.
- These duckbills had hundreds of small teeth for grinding plants.
- The aquarium’s duckbills swam gracefully in their habitat.