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Definition of pecky in English: pecky(also peeky, peaky) adjective ˈpɛki US Of timber, especially cypress: showing signs of localized decay, often in small rounded patches running with the grain, caused by various fungi affecting the heartwood of the living tree.
adjective ˈpɛki informal Like the peck of a bird, specifically (of a kiss) consisting of a peck.
OriginMid 19th century. Apparently from peck + -y
late 19th century. From peck + -y. Definition of pecky in US English: pecky(also peeky, peaky) adjectiveˈpɛki US Of timber, especially cypress: showing signs of localized decay, often in small rounded patches running with the grain, caused by various fungi affecting the heartwood of the living tree.
adjectiveˈpɛki informal Like the peck of a bird, specifically (of a kiss) consisting of a peck.
OriginMid 19th century. Apparently from peck + -y<br>late 19th century. From peck + -y. |