0 someone or something that is very easy for an enemy to shoot or attack: --
1 a person or thing in a situation that is easy to attack: --
Any five-eighth standing close will look like a sitting duck to the flanker, who is therefore keyed up to flatten him.
With the exception of the gained damage reduction and increased armor class, an aboleth out of water is a sitting duck.
It presented a "sitting duck" for politicians to aim at, particularly politicians representing urban constituencies who in the past few months, together with others, have done much criticising.
He was a sitting duck.
The problem is that the disposal is not restricted to subsidiaries, there can be disposal to a single subsidiary which would then be a sitting duck for privatisation.
We are a sitting duck.
The motorist in this context is a sitting duck.
Therefore, in a sense, the industry is a sitting duck for the fainthearted, for the politically expedient and for the vested interest.
