1. The male of the duck; the drake-fly.

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

• druken,
• trake,
• draged,
• droken,
• dfake,
• drae,
• froke,
• driwe,
• draff,
• sroke,
• drywe,
• droke,
• drwe,
• tgake,
• drago,
• drawf,
• tqake,
• dragd,
• trage,
• dragg

• rage,
• drag,
• dreg,
• brake,
• dressy,
• dreck,
• DREWS,
• dragee,
• track,
• druck,
• dregs,
• drogue,
• darker,
• drage,
• tracker,
• dress,
• drees,
• Druse,
• dark,
• dreese,
• trek,
• draw,
• drape,
• dries,
• duke,
• rake,
• Druze,
• dryas,
• drowse,
• Drank,
• dare,
• take,
• drewes,
• dike.

The adjective form of the word "drake" is "drake".

The plural of the "drake" can be the "drakes".

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