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a male duck and a male rapper who both refuse to fly south quietly
means A drake is the male of a duck.
from From Middle English 'drake,' a shortening of an older Germanic compound — the second part is a cousin of the words behind 'duck' and the German 'Enterich,' while the first element 'and-' meant 'duck.' The same root may also lurk in older words for 'lord' or 'master,' which feels fitting for a bird that struts. (No relation to the fire-breathing 'drake' meaning 'dragon,' which came separately from Latin 'draco.')
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