pecker
ˈpɛkər
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Definition of pecker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
anatomySlangUSman's penisSlangUS
  • He joked about his pecker at the party.
member penis phallus
2.
woodpeckerRarebird with a strong bill for pecking woodRare
  • The pecker made holes in the tree trunk.
driller woodpecker
3.
resilienceDatedUKcourage or spirit in difficult timesDatedUK
  • She kept her pecker up during the crisis.
guts nerve
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Images of pecker

  • pecker: bird with a strong bill for pecking wood
    bird with a strong bill for pecking wood

Expressions with pecker

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stay cheerful and brave when things are hard
Keep your pecker up, Tom, and things will get better soon.

Origin of pecker

English, peck (to strike) + -er (agent suffix)

Examples of pecker in a sentence

  • The doctor examined his pecker during the check-up.
  • A pecker was tapping on the window frame.
  • We watched a pecker searching for insects.
  • Despite the setbacks, he kept his pecker up.
  • Her pecker remained strong through the tough times.

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  1. French:zizi, pic-vert, ...
  2. German:Schwanz, Specht, ...
  3. Italian:pisello, picchio, ...
  4. Spanish:polla, pájaro carpintero, ...
  5. Portuguese:pirilau, pica-pau, ...
  6. Chinese:小弟弟, 啄木鸟, ...
  7. Japanese:ペッカー, キツツキ, ...
  8. Arabic:زُبّ, نقار الخشب, ...
  9. Hebrew:זַיִן, נַקָּר, ...
  10. Russian:член, дятел, ...
  11. Ukrainian:член, дятел, ...
  12. Hindi:लिंग, कठफोड़वा, ...

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