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121pick — See: BONE TO PICK or CROW TO PICK …
122pick-me-up — {n. phr.} Something you take when you feel tired or weak. * /John stopped at a drugstore for a pick me up after working three hours overtime./ * /Mary always carried a bar of chocolate in her pocketbook for a pick me up./ …
123pick — See: BONE TO PICK or CROW TO PICK …
124pick-me-up — {n. phr.} Something you take when you feel tired or weak. * /John stopped at a drugstore for a pick me up after working three hours overtime./ * /Mary always carried a bar of chocolate in her pocketbook for a pick me up./ …
125pick up — UK US pick up Phrasal Verb with pick({{}}/pɪk/ verb [T] ► to improve: »When business picks up he ll probably offer permanent jobs to the most valued employees …
126Pick — Recorded in several forms including Pick, Pix, Picke, and the patronymics Picks, Pickes, Pickess and Pickiss, this is an English surname. It may have derived from a number of various origins. First mentioned in the famous Domesday Book of 1086,… …
127pick at — phr verb Pick at is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑vulture Pick at is used with these nouns as the object: ↑food …
128pick up — phr verb Pick up is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑aerial, ↑bus, ↑business, ↑cab, ↑ear, ↑economy, ↑market, ↑media, ↑microphone, ↑rating, ↑trade, ↑wind …
