What is the
difference between Pack and Peck?
:
Pack : (noun)
(
1 ) Number of things wrapped or tied together for carrying
He carried his belongings in a pack on his back.
(
2 ) Group of wild animals that hunt together
Wolves hunt in packs.
(
3 ) Group of dogs kept for hunting
They are a pack of thieves.
Your statement is a pack of lies.
Pack : (verb)
(
1 ) Put something into a container
Fill with something
Have not you packed your suitcase yet?
Pack these books into a box.
(
2 ) Be able to be put into a container for transport or storing
This dress packs easily.
These clothes will not all pack into one suitcase.
(
3 ) Fill, crowd or cram something with someone / something
This book is packed with highly useful information.
Chanting fans packed the stadium.
Peck : (verb)
(
1 ) Strike something with the beak
Hens feed by pecking.
Birds are pecking at the window.
(
2 ) Get or make something by striking with the beak
The birds pecked a hole in the sack.
(
3 ) Kiss someone lightly and hurriedly
She pecked me on the cheek.
Peck : (noun)
(
1 ) Stroke made by pecking
(
2 ) Mark made by pecking
The parrot gave me a sharp peck on the finger.
(
3 ) Hurried kiss
She gave her aunt a quick peck kiss on her cheek.
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