duckstance

noun
UK /ˈdʌk.stæns/
US /ˈdʌk.stæns/

A way of standing with your feet turned out like a duck's.

The little boy stood in a duckstance, toes pointing outward, waiting for his turn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In skateboarding and snowboarding, a riding position with the front foot turned forward and the back foot turned sideways.

He adjusted his duckstance before dropping into the halfpipe.

3. A playful term for a waddling, wide-legged walk.

The toddler crossed the room in a happy duckstance.

4. A defensive posture in some sports with feet angled outward for stability.

The goalie crouched in a duckstance, ready for the shot.