peachick
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- noun
- /ˈpiːˌtʃɪk/
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pichón de pavo real
- Look at that adorable peachick!
Examples
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The peachick followed its mother closely through the grass.
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It's important to provide warmth and protection for a newly hatched peachick.
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A single peachick hatched from the eggs this morning at the sanctuary.
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The peachick followed its mother closely.
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The mother peafowl carefully watched over her peachick as it learned to walk.
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A peachick emerges from its egg, covered in soft down feathers.
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In the garden, we saw a fluffy peachick following its mother around the yard.
Synonyms
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A small bird often named by children
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A baby bird that is not yet an adult
A young bird like a peacock or peahen
Describes a young bird that has just learned to fly
How Young
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peachick comes from the adult bird peacock and the word chick meaning 'baby bird', so a peachick is a young peacock or peahen.