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ˈpeck·ing or·der N

I . peck2 [pek] N

2. peck (quick kiss):

II . peck2 [pek] VB trans

2. peck (kiss quickly):

III . peck2 [pek] VB intr

1. peck (with the beak):

2. peck (with pointed tool):

4. peck Am (nag):

peck1 [pek] N

1. peck (dry measure):

2. peck old (large amount):

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It needs to be in a group of five or more to create a pecking order and will never be seen when kept singly.
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He also created a structure, in which a numbering of community members were placed in a hierarchical pecking order.
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However, he found himself down the pecking order, and made only three appearances during the campaign.
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Chickens may be raised in very low light intensities, sometimes total darkness, to reduce injurious pecking.
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The main foraging technique is a slow walk with head down, pecking at the ground and looking up occasionally.
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Endurance games are common in schoolyards, as they provide a way for children to establish a pecking-order based on toughness.
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Worse is watching the hawk at work, plucking and pecking a luckless collared dove or starling in a frenzy of gore and squawking.
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Females often flare at other females, especially when setting up a pecking order.
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This indicates that 5.5 million free-range hens/year are likely to be affected by feather pecking.
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There had been a pecking order established by which the bachelors forced the younger squires to serve them.
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