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hunt-and-pecker

hunt-and-pecker noun: one who types with the hunt-and-peck technique.

Noun

hunt-and-pecker (plural hunt-and-peckers)

  1. One who types with the hunt-and-peck technique.

Forms of hunt-and-pecker

pluralhunt-and-peckers

Origin of hunt-and-pecker

From hunt-and-peck + -er.

Questions about hunt-and-pecker

What does hunt-and-pecker mean?
Hunt-and-pecker means one who types with the hunt-and-peck technique.
What part of speech is hunt-and-pecker?
Hunt-and-pecker is a noun.
What is the plural of hunt-and-pecker?
The plural of hunt-and-pecker is hunt-and-peckers.

Words near hunt-and-pecker in the dictionary

  1. Hunt's Cross
  2. Hunt's disease
  3. hunt's-up
  4. hunt's-ups
  5. hunt-and-peck
  6. hunt-and-pecker
  7. hunt-and-peckers
  8. huntable
  9. huntaway
  10. huntaways
  11. huntboard

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