The hen peckingly picked at the scattered corn, searching for the sweetest kernels.

A group of peckerwoods gathered at the old diner every summer, swapping stories and old grievances.

As a wall-pecker, she often told journalists about the cold November night in 1989 when she helped tear down the Berlin Wall.

The wall-peckers dented the plaster along the alleyway, leaving tiny peck marks the landlord couldn't ignore.

Pecksniffery was obvious in his speech: he preached honesty while hiding his own lies.

The peckled eggs rested quietly in the nest, each one a tiny work of art.

After the messy party, someone complained about pecker snot left on the bathroom sink.

His pecksniffian remarks about charity revealed more concern for reputation than genuine compassion.

A pair of peckers tapped persistently at the old oak, creating a steady rhythm.

I'm feeling peckish, so I'll grab a sandwich.