peck

1a :  to strike or pierce especially repeatedly with the bill or a pointed toolb :  to make by pecking peck a hole

2 :  to pick up with the bill

1a :  to strike, pierce, or pick up something with or as if with the billb :  carp, nag

2 :  to eat reluctantly and in small bites peck at food

1 :  an impression or hole made by pecking

2 :  a quick sharp stroke

3 :  a quick light kiss a peck on the cheek

1 :  to strike or pick up with the beak or a sharp instrument (as a pick) Birds pecked the cherries that filled the tree.

2 :  to make by striking with the beak or a sharp instrument Birds pecked holes.

1 :  a unit of capacity equal to one quarter of a bushel

2 :  a great deal :  a large quantity She's in a peck of trouble.

1 :  the act of striking with the bill or with a sharp instrument

2 :  a mark made by striking with the bill or with a sharp instrument