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picked
picked 1 P0286300 (pĭkt)adj.1. Chosen by careful selection: a racing yacht sailed by a picked crew.2. Gathered, harvested, or plucked: baskets of picked cotton; a picked turkey.
picked 2 P0286300 (pĭkt)adj. Regional Pointed: a picked cap.
[From pick.]picked (pɪkt)
adj. 1. specially selected: a crew of picked men. 2. cleared or cleaned by or as if by picking: picked fruit. [1300–50] Translations
picked
See:- be picked out of a hat
- cherry-pick
- pick (one's) battle(s)
- pick (one's) moment
- pick (one's) nose
- pick (one's) way through
- pick (someone or something) off
- pick (someone or something) out of (something)
- pick (someone or something) out of a hat
- pick (something) clean
- pick (something) up where (one) left off
- pick a bone with (someone)
- pick a fight
- pick a lock
- pick a quarrel
- pick a winner
- pick and choose
- pick away
- pick away at (something)
- pick from
- pick nits
- pick out
- pick over
- pick through (something)
- pick up
- pick up after (someone or oneself)
- pick up on (something)
- pick up speed
- pick up sticks
- pick up stompies
- pick up the bill
- pick up the check
- pick up the gauntlet
- pick up the hint
- pick up the pace
- pick up the pieces
- pick up the tab
- pick up what (one) is putting down
- picked over
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