The coop was marked with tiny hen pecks where the birds had scratched the paint.

She kept hen pecking him about the unpaid bills until he finally paid.

Tired of her hen-pecking him, he stopped volunteering for chores.

In early spring the old hedgerow released the damp scent of hen-mould, that rich black, spongy soil favoured by root crops.

Despite his accomplishments, he was often hen-pecked by his wife, who nagged him about the smallest things.

He was hen pecked by his wife after he forgot their anniversary.

At the edge of the marsh, a rice hen stealthily foraged among the cattails.

A mallee hen carefully scratched at the dry leaves to keep her nesting mound warm.

I built a small hen run behind the barn so the chickens can scratch and peck safely.

He handed me a cock and hen to cover the taxi fare.