peckish

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

A little bit hungry.

Meaning of «peckish»

adjective

a little bit hungry

I feel a bit peckish before lunch.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

wanting to eat

peckishinformala little hungryI felt a bit peckish before dinner.

hungrywanting food; the usual wordThe kids are hungry after school.

famishedextremely hungryAfter the hike, we were famished.

starvinginformalthe strongest; often an exaggerationI am starving, so let us order now.

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