nutpick
- noun
- /ˈnʌtˌpɪk/
- As a skilled nutpick, he knew the best spots to find hazelnuts each autumn.
Examples
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Local markets often buy from the nutpick who collects chestnuts in the countryside.
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The nutpick collected acorns from the oak trees.
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The nutpick spent hours searching the forest floor for ripe walnuts.
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Many nutpicks gather walnuts in the fall.
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The nutpick carefully chose the ripest pecans from the tree to sell at the market.
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During the harvest season, the nutpick filled his basket with a variety of nuts.
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Many nutpicks enjoy sharing their tips on the best locations for finding almonds.
Synonyms
A person who chooses or gathers items, often fruit
A person or machine that collects crops when they are ready
A small farmer who grows and gathers food plants
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nutpick combines the simple parts nut and pick, where 'pick' means 'to gather'. So a nutpick is a person who goes out to collect nuts from trees or hedges.