1. A migratory aquatic bird, of the duck kind, whose flesh is excellent food.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fadwall,
• vadwall,
• badwall,
• hadwall,
• yadwall,
• tadwall,
• gzdwall,
• gsdwall,
• gwdwall,
• gqdwall,
• gadwaqll,
• gadwal,
• gaddwall,
• Gadwell,
• gadell,
• Gadwale,
• Gadoll,
• Gadawl,
• Gadwelll,
• Gaudwell

• goodwill,
• dwell,
• good will.

The adjective form of the word "gadwall" is "gadwall". Unlike some nouns that have distinct adjective forms, such as "big" from "biggness," "Gadwall" functions as both a noun and an adjective. For example, you can say "a Gadwall duck".

The plural of the "Gadwall" can be the "gadwalls".

The singular of the "Gadwall" can be the "Gadwall".