What is another word for duck-billed?
Pronunciation: [dˈʌkbˈɪld] (IPA) 
Duck-billed is a descriptive term for an animal or object that has a broad, flat-shaped mouth or beak like a duck. Synonyms for the term may include duck-nosed, broad-billed, shovel-billed, and spatulate. Each of these words draws attention to the shape and function of the mouth or beak in a different way. Duck-nosed describes a similar shape to a duck's beak but emphasizes the similarity in size and appearance to a nose. Broad-billed emphasizes the size and width of the animal's beak, while shovel-billed suggests a wider, flatter shape similar to a shovel. Lastly, spatulate implies a broad and flat shape like a spatula.
