Mud duck
An operator with a weak, muddy signal you can barely make out.
Definitions
If you sound like you're transmitting from the bottom of a pond, you're a mud duck. Weak signal, garbled audio, the kind of voice the other drivers have to strain to hear. Could be a bad antenna, low power, or just a long way out. Said more in pity than in malice — unless you're also a bucket mouth, in which case good luck.
Mud duck In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
1970s CB radio slang. The 'mud' part refers to the muddy, indistinct quality of a weak signal.
People Also Ask
What does mud duck mean in CB slang?
A mud duck is an operator whose signal is so weak and muddy that you can barely make them out.
How do you use mud duck in a sentence?
"Say again, you're coming through like a mud duck."
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