| PECKIER | • PECKY adj. marked by decay caused by fungi. |
| PECKING | • pecking v. Present participle of peck. • pecking n. The act by which something is pecked. • pecking n. The ancient skill of shaping stone into tools, containers, or artworks. |
| PECKISH | • peckish adj. (Colloquial) mildly hungry. • peckish adj. (Colloquial) irritable; crotchety. • PECKISH adj. somewhat hungry. |
| PECKIEST | • PECKY adj. marked by decay caused by fungi. |
| PECKINGS | • peckings n. Plural of pecking. • PECKING n. the act of pecking. |
| SPECKIER | • speckier adj. Comparative form of specky: more specky. • SPECKY adj. having specks. |
| SPECKIES | • speckies n. Plural of specky. • SPECKY n. someone who wears spectacles. |
| SPECKING | • specking n. (Australia) The practice by speckers or fossickers of walking around scanning the ground for gemstones. • specking v. Present participle of speck. • SPECK v. to mark with small spots, also SPECKLE. |
| PECKISHLY | • peckishly adv. In a peckish manner. • PECKISH adv. somewhat hungry. |
| SPECKIEST | • speckiest adj. Superlative form of specky: most specky. • SPECKY adj. having specks. |
| HENPECKING | • henpecking v. Present participle of henpeck. • henpecking n. An instance of somebody being henpecked; nagging. • hen-pecking v. Present participle of hen-peck. |
| FLYSPECKING | • flyspecking n. A technique for painting furniture with flicked drops of paint. • flyspecking v. Present participle of flyspeck. • FLYSPECK v. to mark with minute spots. |
| PECKISHNESS | • peckishness n. The quality of being peckish; mild hunger. • PECKISHNESS n. the state of being peckish. |
| PECKISHNESSES | • PECKISHNESS n. the state of being peckish. |