nutpick
- noun
- /ˈnʌtˌpɪk/
- He used a nutpick to open the walnut.
Examples
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She carefully used a nutpick to remove the almond from its shell.
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The set included a silver nutpick and a matching nutcracker for the holiday table.
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After cracking the pecan, he reached for the nutpick to get the pieces out.
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A nutpick is essential for eating some nuts.
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She used a nutpick to extract the delicious almond from its shell.
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The nutpick made it easy to enjoy candied walnuts without making a mess.
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At the upscale dinner, each plate included a nutpick for enjoying the dessert nuts.
Synonyms
A small thin stick to remove food from between the teeth
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Etymology
Nutpick joins nut and pick to name a small pointed tool used to 'pick' the edible part out of a shell. So a nutpick is the little tool you use after cracking a nut.