Duck''s Male Counterpart Crossword Clue

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DRAKE
- A male! Duck!
- Doctor takes heart from duck
- Doctor uses a knife heartlessly on Sir Francis
- Duck’s male counterpart
- Duck’s mate
- Duckling’s dad
- English admiral; duck
ROOSTER
- Chicken run stud
- Cock
- Cockerel offputs toreros
- Crowing bird
- Farm bird found in kangaroos’ terrain
- Hen's mate
- Male chicken

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