IPA: /ˈdʌkˌteɪl/
KK: /ˈdʌkˌteɪl/
A hairstyle where the hair is styled back on the sides and comes together in a point at the back of the head.
He styled his hair into a ducktail for the party.
Ducktail → The word is formed from "duck" (from Old English *duce*, meaning a type of waterfowl) and "tail" (from Old English *tægel*, meaning the rear part of an animal). The term "ducktail" refers to a hairstyle that resembles the shape of a duck's tail.
Think of the shape of a duck's 'tail' — that's why 'ducktail' describes a hairstyle that looks like a duck's tail.