Chickens peck ground.

Meaning: This means that the chickens are using their beaks to pick up or eat something from the ground. It's like saying, The birds are using their beaks to obtain nourishment from the solid surface of the earth.

Choice of Words: Chickens are a type of bird that are often raised for their eggs or meat on a farm. Peck is a verb that means to use one's beak to pick up or eat something. Ground is a noun that refers to the solid surface of the earth. When you put them together, "Chickens peck ground" is a sentence that describes chickens using their beaks to pick up or eat something from the ground.

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Related Expressions

• Beaks peck, searching food on ground.
• Beaks peck at seeds on ground below.
• Beaks peck ground.
• He also had some chickens.
• Chickens clucked in the coop.
• Chickens laid eggs in coop.
• Fox saw chickens roosting above.
• Fox returned, chickens all were safe.
• Farmer feeds chickens.
• Farm has chickens.