peck

a peck of dirt.

a peck of difficulties

a peck of troubles.

a fatherly peck on the cheek .

That bird tried to peck the baby.

The hens pecked at the corn.

The bird pecked a hole in the tree.

The hen pecked a hole in the sack.

She gave him a light peck of farewell.

The woodpecker pecked a hole in the tree.

two geese were pecking at some grain.

she pecked him on the cheek .

don't peck at your food, eat a whole mouthful.

The bird pecked insects from the log.

He pecked at his dinner.

He pecked his aunt on the check.

A wood pecker tapped a hole on the tree.

vultures swooping down to peck out the calf's eyes.

It was just a peck on the cheek.

To peck? To...Like a bird pecks at its food?

I don't mind if she pecks me a little bit.

Indeed, he never rests until he has pecked him to death.

The bird kept pecking at the hive.

Several fat brown chickens were pecking their way around the yard.

Wukong turned himself into a woodpecker and pecked the log.

The bird pecked a hole in the tree.

Well, pecking describes what chickens do with their beaks.

Is it from the verb 'peck'?