Beak
Both words in one sentence
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Woody Woodpecker uses his beak in much the same way real woodpeckers do, to peck on trees, but he's not above pecking the heads of adversaries just for the hell of it.
Source: Beak Attack -
Sythyry's Journal references a character's "horse" a few times, then makes some comments about said horse pecking at people with its beak.
Source: Call a Smeerp a "Rabbit" -
Balloon-Bursting Bird: The Monster of the Week, a giant woodpecker named the Peckster, is tricked by the Black Ranger into pecking a bunch of helium balloons, the last of which turns out to be a playground ball that traps the monster's beak long enough to take him down.
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