pick
- noun
- /pษชk/
- David, what is your first pick in the first annual EDC draft?
- take your pick
- top pick
- draft pick
I think he'd be first round pick at least easily.
- I think he'd be first round pick at least easily.
- This is my favorite pick and the timer begins.
- Here are Emily's picks for lip product MVP.
- So it's simple, make your picks, win big, collect your cash.
- Yeah, not not a good pick, but again, what was he?
- So as promised, Consumed was our book club pick of last month.
- So those are all of my picks for bridal foundation.
- When we come back, we're going to do our prize picks, as you know.
Examples
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In the offseason, the Hawks had the third pick in the draft.
Academic text (2014) -
May Anna knew them all because she had her pick of the houses in Butte.
Fiction book (1990) -
You can have your pick of the other two.
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Where do you want to go, it's your pick.
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So it's simple, make your picks, win big, collect your cash.
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There were lots of girls who followed boxing, and Buster could have his pick, and he did.
Fiction book (1990) -
You could have your pick of any man, and wouldn't have to settle on just one.
Fiction book (1994) -
They have their pick of the best and bravest in the land...
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Here are Emily's picks for lip product MVP.
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My friend made an excellent pick for the team captain during the meeting.
Synonyms
One thing you pick or the act of picking from several things
The person or thing chosen for a specific purpose
A person who staff choose for extra security checks at airports
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To choose which problems to deal with instead of trying to solve every problem
- Informal
Challenge someone of similar size or strength instead of someone weaker
- Informal
To leave a group or activity because you do not get your way
Compounds
- Specialized
A play where the pitcher or catcher throws quickly to tag a runner off base
- Specialized
A rare disease passed from parents that makes fat build up in the body's cells
- Specialized
A tool with a pointed end and a flat blade for digging and breaking hard soil or rock
- Specialized
A hand tool with a pointed end and a flat blade for digging and breaking hard rocky soil
How Official
- Formal
- Formal
- Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pick as a noun comes from the same idea of taking one thing out, so a pick is the item or person you have chosen.