| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: woodpecker |
| etymologically related | eng: pecky |
| has derived form | eng: keep your pecker up |
| has derived form | eng: pecker-head |
| has derived form | eng: peckers |
| has derived form | eng: pejorative |
| has derived form | eng: woodpecker |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | eng: audacity |
| semantically related | eng: backbone |
| semantically related | eng: balls |
| semantically related | eng: cojones |
| semantically related | eng: courage |
| semantically related | eng: crust |
| semantically related | eng: disanimation |
| semantically related | eng: gallantry |
| semantically related | eng: manfully |
| semantically related | eng: nerve |
| semantically related | eng: pluck |
| semantically related | eng: stamina |
| synonym | eng: bill |
| translation | eng: courage |
| translation | eng: nerve |
| translation | eng: spirits |
| translation | eng: w:W. S. Gilbert |
| translation | eng: woodpecker |
| translation | nld: bek |
| translation | nld: pik |
| translation | nld: pikker |
| translation | nld: snavel |
| translation | nld: specht |
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