pecked
Meaning
of Peck
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
A feather of a hawk was bound Bound around my neck A poultice made of fig The eager little vultures pecked.
What has the rooster of Sciacca been reduced to, to be pecked by the hen.
The red muscle of a peeled-back cheek was a field that grew unholy thorns, and corpses twisted in my hair, pecked by carrion birds.
The snowmobilers sat around a table with the skiers, enjoying the warmth of the woodstove while snow pecked against the vinyl walls of the yurt.
'He yelled at us for being disrespectful and inappropriate because we pecked on the lips.'
I end up finding them smashed, not pecked or eaten.