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1. What does "cuack" mean in spanish?

1. What does "cuack" mean in spanish?

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I found this word in the quechiste.net website. Is it a sound? Thanks. F.

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updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by feelsky

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Cua and Cuack is the onomatopoeic sound of the Duck...

Cuack also this is what some people respond when they do not understand about what they ask them... and say Cuack...

updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by Pablo_Zamarro
A vote for onomatapoeic at least! - Jubilado, May 15, 2013
I just love that word, examples, sizzle, cuckoo. - Eddy, May 15, 2013
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The word 'Cuack' is an onomatopoeic for the sound of a duck. People rarely use it, as pointed out by someone as an answer when people don't understand what you said, that would be 'Que?' which means 'What?'. Normal people don't use 'Cuack' other then being funny or speaking to kids about animal sounds.

updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by Zatiel
Welcome to SD - why did you dig up this old thread? It would be better if you posted a thread of your own. - ian-hill, Oct 27, 2015