IPA: /ˈpiːtʃɪk/
KK: /ˈpiːtʃɪk/
A young bird of the peafowl species, known for its colorful feathers as it matures.
The peacock proudly displayed its feathers, while the peachick followed closely behind.
Peachick is formed from "pea" (from Old French *pavon*, meaning peacock) and "chick" (from Old English *cicca*, meaning young bird). The word refers to a young peacock, specifically a chick of the peafowl species.
Think of a young bird ('chick') that belongs to the peacock family ('pea') — that's why a peachick is a young peacock.