Few and Peck

Few

Few noun - A small number.
Usage example: a few of the songs on the album are good, but most are forgettable

Peck is an antonym for few.

Peck

Peck noun - A considerable amount.

Few is an antonym for peck.

Nearby Words: peckish, pecker, pecked, pecking

Both words in one sentence

  • When trying to snap him out of it, Freddie grabs Peck and smacks him a few times.
  • Gregory Peck, known for playing noble and dignified characters (such as Atticus Finch), had a few villains on his resume.
  • Peck snaps as a result of the rain, Japanese shelling, and hazing he's been receiving from Snafu, Sledge and Leyden, and begins screaming at the Japanese position across from them, even firing a few shots in their direction.
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