くちばしでつついて出すの英語

to become tottery

to flick something out

to pull or drag something outside

of a bird, the act of picking up and eating something with its beak

the condition of going act without plan or purpose

to go out with no set destination

to shake out something

to drive a person out

to rub and press out something

to eject someone from a place

A bird pecks with its bill.

to take something outside

to force something out by blowing

to fling something out

to carry something into the outdoors

to worm oneself out of something

to jut out of

the moment one went out

push out of the way

of birds to peck at feed with the beak

the action of driving a person out from a particular place

to alternately go in and out

to dig up an object from the ground

the act of sweeping something outside

We only cut at home, and put out the work.

the action of taking out and inserting

to be able to thrust out

the act (of a person) of going out (from a place) and returning (to it)

of a bird, a bill

to sweep something away or outside