unpicked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpɪkt/
- She noticed an unpicked seam along the sleeve that needed fixing.
Examples
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The tailor carefully repaired the unpicked hem on my trousers.
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The fabric was left unpicked.
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After hours of work, the old embroidery was finally unpicked from the fabric.
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Why is this fabric still unpicked?
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The tailor carefully repaired the unpicked hem on my trousers.
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She noticed an unpicked seam along the sleeve that needed fixing.
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After hours of work, the old embroidery was finally unpicked from the fabric.
Synonyms
Cloth with raw edges that can fray
How Sewn
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unpicked is formed from un- + pick; here un- means 'the opposite' or 'remove', and pick means 'pull out', as when you pick a thread. So unpicked describes fabric with stitches or threads pulled out, a seam left undone.