CANARD

'Canard' is French for duck, and is often used to refer to a deliberately false story, originating from an abbreviated form of an old French idiom, "''vendre un canard à moitié''," meaning "to half-sell a duck." It may refer to:

★ Canard (aeronautics), flight control surfaces mounted at the front of an aircraft or an aircraft bearing such surfaces

★ Antisemitic canard, a false story about Jews

★ ''Le Canard enchaîné'', a satirical French newspaper. The newspaper gave itself birth to another meaning for canard: newspaper.
Another definition for canard includes when a food such as refried beans come out of the can, in the shape of the can.
Can also be used with other canned items such as cranberry sauce and (Kroger brand) cream of mushroom.