pic
- noun
- /pɪk/
- Texting
- Do you care if I text him a pic?
- take a pic
- post pics
- snap a pic
They're looking for coochie pics and foot pics and fun.
- They're looking for coochie pics and foot pics and fun.
- But it shall be an interesting month with the pics that I have chosen.
- Let me send a pic to grandma and gramps.
- And we're getting some pics on this glorious pool and rooftop.
- It's balloons, it's pics, it's dressing up, it's going out.
- I want to get a pic of the car outside it.
- I'll post a pic on my Instagram please.
- Every single video, thumbnail, photograph, Instagram pic has been shot by my iPhones.
Examples
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We took a group pic to remember the day at the park.
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I told her I would take a pic of it and feature it in today's blog.
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I want to get a pic of the car outside it.
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Oh, we gotta get a pic.
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I'll post a pic on my Instagram please.
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Pedro is kind enough to take a pic of us at our table.
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Let me send a pic to grandma and gramps.
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I just wanna grab a few more pics.
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I was just getting some pics for the photo contest, you convinced me to enter.
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And here's an Instagram pic of the city on our way back from the commons.
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Synonyms
An image like a drawing or photograph that shows something
A picture made with a camera, printed or digital
A picture showing a person or thing
A picture taken with a camera of a person, place, or thing
A quick informal photo taken with a phone or small camera
A quick informal photograph taken without preparation
A photo from a film or video used to promote the movie
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Etymology
Pic is an informal short form of picture, a word that means an 'image' and is related to paint. That is why a pic can mean any picture, including a photo you take on your phone.