ALL meanings of picked
picked
P p - adjective picked chosen 1
- adjective picked harvested 1
- adjective picked having or coming to a sharp point; peaked; pointed. 1
- verb with object picked to cast (a shuttle). 1
- verb without object picked to strike with or use a pick or other pointed instrument on something. 1
- verb without object picked (of birds or other animals) to take up small bits of food with the bill or teeth: The hens were busily picking about in their coop. 1
- verb without object picked to select carefully or fastidiously. 1
- verb without object picked to pilfer; steal. 1
- verb without object picked to pluck or gather fruit, flowers, etc. 1
- verb without object picked Basketball. to execute a pick. 1
- noun picked (in a loom) one passage of the shuttle. 1
- noun picked filling (def 5). 1
- idioms picked pick and choose, to be very careful or particular in choosing: With such a limited supply of fresh fruit, you won't be able to pick and choose. 1
- idioms picked pick apart, to criticize severely or in great detail: They picked her apart the moment she left the room. 1
- idioms picked pick it up, Informal. to move, work, etc., at a faster rate. 1
- idioms picked pick one's way / steps, to walk with care and deliberation: She picked her way across the muddy field. 1
- idioms picked pick someone's brains. brain (def 12). 1
- adjective picked selected with care 0
- adjective picked gathered from plants rather than from the ground, as berries 0
- adjective picked having a sharp end; pointed 0