peck

Object

• order: At TA first place on the pecking order goes to the Book Shop Manager!
• bird: Inbetween, make ' paper tricks ' pecking bird & jumping frog.
• key: Next, Jack pecked a key labeled " Thank you, " thus rewarding Jill with mixed grain.
• behavior: It is just general Guinea Pig pecking order behavior.
• line: Solid lines are dependable, but pecked lines may just be a symbol not depicting a width.
• hen: He was a gentle man, but I seem to remember that he was hen pecked by his wife.

Preposition: on

• cheek: Alasdair's wife, Jane, gave him a quick peck on the cheek.

Subject

• bird: Protect foil topped milk bottles from being pecked by birds.

Adjective modifier

• quick: Alasdair's wife, Jane, gave him a quick peck on the cheek.

Converse of object

• steal: January 16 th 1833 Michael Garwood for stealing 5 pecks of beans from the barn of Daniel Alston at Stanstead.
• pick: Why not throw in " Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers " ?
• have: We felt all over her and it turned out that she had sore pecks!

Modifying Another Word

• away: It pecked away for ages to make this small hole.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: I can easily add bookmarks, audio streams, and quick access contacts to the home screen so there's minimal pecking around.
• out: They usually kill them by pecking out their eyes.

Preposition: at

• ground: The sprites are animated, so in this picture the bird flies overhead and the chicken pecks at the ground.

Preposition: of

• wheat: They were also to provide 500,000 pecks of wheat and 300,000 of barley, but the actual amount of the money indemnity is doubtful.
• pepper: Why not throw in " Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers " ?

Noun used with modifier

• bird: Drying her hands, she watches the bird peck at the cracks in the paving, seeking whatever it is that starlings seek.

Preposition: by

• bird: Protect foil topped milk bottles from being pecked by birds.