Duck
Duck verb - To get or keep away from (as a responsibility) through cleverness or trickery.
Question
Question verb - To put a question or questions to.
Usage example: the press should be allowed to question public officials about any matter of general interest
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The hitchhiker in question turned out to be an Ax-Crazy maniac who goes into a murderous rampage over the smell of pork, and duck.
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Considering there's a duck girl in the class, a tapir girl isn't out of the question.
Source: Western Animation / Clarence -
Although it's not precisely a Non Sequitur Thud, he can ask the same question later on, to be informed that his mother is a duck (yes, another Loom reference).
Source: Non Sequitur Thud
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