Peck
पत्थर फेंकना
definition
verb
two geese were pecking at some grain
(of a bird) strike or bite something with its beak.
noun
the bird managed to give its attacker a sharp peck
a stroke or bite by a bird with its beak.
he wants a little more peck
food.
translation of 'peck'
चंचु,
एक बुशेल नाप का चौथा भाग
verb
कंकर डालना,
चोंच मारना,
ठोंगना,
चुगना,
चोंच से उठाकर खाना,
पत्थर फेंकना
noun
अधिक संख्या,
बोसा,
छोटा चुम्मा,
दो गैलन की तौल,
अनेकता,
भोजन
example
a 'peck' of dirt
don't 'peck' at your food, eat a whole mouthful
He was changing a light bulb and she gave him a 'peck' on the cheek, and he was in shock.
What had started out as an innocent 'peck' suddenly turned into something more.
a fatherly 'peck' on the cheek
She didn't know if she was expecting a hug, a 'peck' on the cheek or a kiss.
defects for a critic to 'peck' at
Devon gave me a quick 'peck' on the lips and stroked my hair.
I didn't want a 'peck' on the cheek to be my goodnight kiss.
Rather than 'peck' away and publish, Kathy would go away and think.
he wants a little more 'peck'
As my old Mum used to say, ‘You have to eat a 'peck' of dirt before you die’.
Lola dotes on him hand and foot, trying to rekindle his emotions, but earns only a perfunctory 'peck' on the cheek at best.
don't 'peck' at your food, eat a whole mouthful
The hens also have helped control scorpions - they 'peck' off the stinger and then work on the rest.
I gave him a 'peck' on the lips and went back downstairs.
he wants a little more 'peck'
Jason shared an intimate embrace and a self-conscious 'peck' with Antoine.
the bird managed to give its attacker a sharp 'peck'
Proceeding in January to the border of a frozen truck-farm, a 'peck' of seeds with husks and other fragments was quickly gathered.
I have a distinct distrust of any man who smells of soap and believe we all have to eat a 'peck' of dirt before we die, but there are limits.
Ace, not liking his perch to have been taken, came down and gave a sharp 'peck' on Jerome's hand.
I take a deep breath and lean forward, standing on my tiptoes to 'peck' him lightly on the mouth.
He embraced her, as she gave him a 'peck' on the lips.
He's a prissy fellow, and he takes about 10 or 15 seconds just to 'peck' a hole that is large enough to pull one of the kernels through.
a 'peck' of dirt
vultures swooping down to 'peck' out the calf's eyes
the bird managed to give its attacker a sharp 'peck'
He says ‘Goodbye, dear’ and gives her a 'peck' on the cheek at their door.
We all have to eat a 'peck' of dirt, the saying goes, but some of us enjoy it more than others.
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