Peckish
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Meanings of Peckish
Adjective
- A little hungry, like when you want a snack.
- Feeling a bit grumpy or cranky.
- Related to a place called Peckham in London.
- Someone from Peckham.
Explanation of the word: Peckish
Peckish means you feel a little hungry. It's when your tummy is saying it wants a snack.
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Translations for the word: Peckish
hindi
थोड़ा भूखा (Thoda Bhookha)
Thoda Bhookha
भूखा (Bhookha)
Bhookha
भोजन (Bhojan)
Bhojan
Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Peckish
What does 'peckish' mean?
'Peckish' means feeling a little hungry or wanting a snack.
How do you pronounce 'peckish'?
You pronounce 'peckish' like this: PEK-ish.
What is the origin of the word 'peckish'?
The word 'peckish' comes from the word 'peck', which means to eat or nibble a little.
What is the meaning of 'peckish' in Hindi?
The word 'peckish' in Hindi is 'थोड़ा भूखा' (Thodā bhūkhā).