Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pecky

Adjective

/ˈpɛki/

Definition

Having many holes or pits; marked by irregularities or imperfections.

Examples

The pecky wood was not suitable for furniture because of its uneven surface.
After years of exposure to the elements, the old barn had a distinctly pecky appearance.
He chose pecky oak for the rustic look it gave his home.

Meaning

The term ‘pecky’ is often used to describe something that is rough or uneven in texture, particularly wood that has been damaged by insects or decay, leading to a pockmarked appearance.