1. A stool or chair in which common scolds were formerly tied and ducked in water.

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

• rucking stool,
• eucking stool,
• dycking stool,
• dhcking stool,
• djcking stool,
• dicking stool,
• d8cking stool,
• d7cking stool,
• duxking stool,
• duvking stool,
• dufking stool,
• dudking stool,
• ducjing stool,
• ducming stool,
• ducling stool,
• ducoing stool,
• duciing stool,
• duckung stool,
• duckjng stool,
• duckkng stool

The adjective form of the word "ducking stool" is "ducking".

The plural form of "ducking stool" is "ducking stools".

The singular form of the word "ducking stool" is "ducking stool". The term refers to a device used in various historical periods to punish and humiliate offenders, particularly women, by immersing them in water as a public punishment. The term remains the same whether it is used in singular or plural form.