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A word used to insult Midgets and Dwarfs. Outta the way Peck!
Look at that little Peck! |
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I gave him a peck on the cheek.
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n. A short sweet kiss. Lips barely touch, but they still do. Guy1: So did you kiss Jessica?
Guy2: It was just a peck. Guy1: Don't worry, they get better. |
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A unit of measurement for pickled peppers. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
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the past tense of peak peak as in the northagte version of the word meaning an extreme amount of amusement.The opposite of pinner also as in the northgate version meaning an unfortunate situation. "That kis is such a peck"
"Kenny's party was a peck" |
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A group of penises. Did you see that peck pass by? It had at least 15 cocks!
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An annoyance or irritation. As if a bird is pecking your head. Similar to someone "doing your head in". This coursework is such a peck.
That slut won't leave me alone. She is pecking. |
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