Quack

PRONUNCIATION:	/kwæk/
PART OF SPEECH:	Noun (1), Verb (2)
MEANINGS:	(Noun) A person who dishonestly claims to have special knowledge and skill in a field, especially medicine, typically for their own gain. (Verb) To make the characteristic sound of a duck; to talk or act in a deceitful or pretentious way.
EXAMPLES:	(Noun) The internet is filled with quacks offering miracle cures for various ailments. (Verb) He quacked about his supposed qualifications but couldn't provide any evidence
SYNONYMS:	(Noun) Charlatan, fraud, impostor. (Verb) chatter, prate, babble
ANTONYMS:	expert, professional

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