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hunt and peck
noun
a slow and inefficient method of typing by looking for each key separately before striking it: used by untrained typists.
Word History and Origins
Origin of hunt and peck1
Example Sentences
Washington started at its own 14 with 5:34 remaining and began to hunt and peck its way down the field.
We know he’s a tremendous talent at quarterback, so we’ll have to hunt and peck and make adjustments.”
With a hunt and peck at the keyboard, he exercised some editorial license and added: “You can do it. I love you.”
I just kind of hunt and peck now.
Héloïse, recently plucked from a convent to be married off, has only ever heard organ music; Marianne can hunt and peck her way through Vivaldi on a harpsichord, but that’s about it.
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