duckwalk

, duck walk (dŭk′wok″)

To ambulate in a crouched position with the buttocks just above the heels.

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Tickets are IRpounds 26.50, which would be dear if it wasn't for the fact you get to see a pensioner doing the duckwalk. Sorted.

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And when the smoke clears, all that remains is the next awful thing that actually happened: You swipe the winter-brown poplar leaves from your knees, but before you can rise, Robbie duckwalks on his knees to face you.

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His schoolboy outfit was soon drenched with sweat as he duckwalked around the massive stage while playing flawlessly.

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Angus Young is 54 but still wears his trademark schoolboy uniform and duckwalks across the stage while playing guitar.

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Where the stream angled away, we scrambled single file up a mud-slick rock, then duckwalked through a low corridor.

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I watched the gig as Berry slowly duckwalked and sang his hits; he was halfway through "No Particular Place to Go" when he stopped playing and walked off the stage.

I'm not into the encore thing ... AKA KEITH CARTER TALES OF A JOBBING COMIC ON THE COMEDY CIRCUIT Keith Carter is an award-winning Liverpool comedian, radio and TV writer and has toured extensively throughout the UK and overseas

We duckwalked a bit more, and finally saw horns above the grass.

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