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Synonym for pick [verb]

The synonym pick synonymous definition words:
means "speech"
criticize, criticise, find fault with
- conjugate verb pick
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pick [verb]

means "activity"
choose, separate, cull, select, gather, acquire, pull, collect, accumulate, get, pluck, reap

pick [verb]

means "action"
dent, break up, strike, indent, peck, pierce

pick [noun]

means "thing"
pickaxe, mattock, tool

pick [noun]

means "comparison"
best, choice, selection
Further results for the word "pick"

amass [verb]

means "addition"
accumulate, pick, compile, pile, raise, collect
- conjugate verb amass

best [noun]

means "comparison"
flower, pick

cast [verb]

means "allocation"
pick, name
- conjugate verb cast

choose [verb]

means "action"
select, take, pick, favour, draw, discriminate
- conjugate verb choose

collect [verb]

means "accumulate"
pick, compile, pile, raise, amass, aggregate
- conjugate verb collect

compile [verb]

means "accumulate"
pick, collect, pile, raise, amass, aggregate
- conjugate verb compile

draw [verb]

means "action"
pick, cull, extract, pluck
- conjugate verb draw

election [noun]

means "choosing"
choice, selection, option, preference, pick

gather [verb]

means "sort"
select, cull, pick
- conjugate verb gather
- translate gather

harvest [verb]

means "reap"
collect, plough, pick, harrow, cull, glean
- conjugate verb harvest

indent [verb]

means "dent"
break up, strike, pick, peck, pierce
- conjugate verb indent

opt for [verb]

means "choose"
pick, select, elect, prefer, take
- conjugate verb opt for

peck [verb]

means "tap"
nip, pick, rap, pat, kiss, strike
- conjugate verb peck

prefer [verb]

means "action"
favour, choose, elect, fancy, pick, pick out
- conjugate verb prefer

pull [verb]

means "action"
pluck, pick, gather, detach, remove, extract
- conjugate verb pull

reap [verb]

means "harvest"
glean, cut, cull, gather, garner, pick
- conjugate verb reap

select [verb]

means "comparison"
choose, pick, elect, prefer, decide, pick out
- conjugate verb select

single [verb]

means "action"
select, choose, pick
- conjugate verb single

take [verb]

means "activity"
select, choose, pick, elect
- conjugate verb take
- translate take

pick out [verb]

means "choose"
take, name, elect, prefer, select
- conjugate verb pick out

pick up [verb]

means "purchase"
get, take, buy, procure, pay for, acquire
- conjugate verb pick up
- translate pick up

pickaxe [noun]

means "pick"
mattock, tool

picked [adjective]

means "chosen"
named, preferred, conscript, elected, favoured, selected

picket [verb]

means "strike"
blockade, boycott, protest, demonstrate, rally, march
- conjugate verb picket

picket [verb]

means "enclose"
fence, pale, corral, imprison, bound
- conjugate verb picket

picket [noun]

means "stake"
post, pole, peg, tether, paling, pale, pillar

picket [noun]

means "look-out"
scout, spotter, watchman, sentinel, guard, sentry, patrolman

picket [noun]

means "demonstrator"
dissident, protestor, objector, agitator

pickle [verb]

means "preserve"
cure, marinade, steep, keep, can, brine, conserve
- conjugate verb pickle

pickle [noun]

means "relish"
flavouring, spice

pickle [noun]

means "predicament"
dilemma, jam, plight, scrape, fix, spot, box

pickle [noun]

means "brine"
solution, steep, marinade, sauce, alcohol

pickled [adjective]

means "conserved"
preserved, cured, dehydrated, dried

pickpocket [verb]

means "steal"
filch, nab, collar, purloin, swipe, take, hijack
- conjugate verb pickpocket

adz [noun]

means "hatchet"
axe, mattock, tomahawk, pickaxe, cleaver

appointed [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, named, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

axe [noun]

means "hatchet"
adze, mattock, tomahawk, pickaxe, cleaver

buy [verb]

means "action"
purchase, get, take, pick up, procure, pay for
- conjugate verb buy
- translate buy

cleaver [noun]

means "hatchet"
adze, mattock, tomahawk, pickaxe, axe
- translate cleaver

come down on [verb]

means "rebuke"
pick on
- conjugate verb come down on

come for [verb]

means "come to get"
pick up, collect, call for, accompany, escort
- conjugate verb come for

commissioned [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, named, assigned, picked

corn [verb]

means "activity"
preserve, pickle, can, salt
- conjugate verb corn
- translate corn

cure [verb]

means "cooking"
pickle, salt, keep, preserve
- conjugate verb cure

cured [adjective]

means "conserved"
pickled, preserved, dehydrated, dried

demonstrate [verb]

means "political protest"
protest, manifest, exhibit, display, parade, picket
- conjugate verb demonstrate

dilemma [noun]

means "fix"
jam, pickle, plight, predicament, spot

elect [verb]

means "activity"
choose, take, name, pick out, prefer, select
- conjugate verb elect

emergency [noun]

means "pinch"
predicament, crisis, contingency, strait, pickle, scrape

fix [noun]

means "challenge"
dilemma, jam, pickle, plight, predicament, spot

glean [verb]

means "recover"
pick up
- conjugate verb glean

hatchet [noun]

means "small axe"
tomahawk, adze, pickaxe, cleaver, machete

learn [verb]

means "perception"
master, acquire, ascertain, pick up, get, detect
- conjugate verb learn
- translate learn

lift [verb]

means "activity"
pick up, hold up
- conjugate verb lift

look-out [noun]

means "guard"
watchman, sentry, sentinel, spotter, picket

machete [noun]

means "small axe"
tomahawk, adze, pickaxe, cleaver, hatchet

marinade [noun]

means "brine"
solution, steep, pickle, sauce, alcohol

marinated [adjective]

means "salted"
pickled, preserved, cured, salt

mattock [noun]

means "hatchet"
adze, axe, tomahawk, pickaxe, cleaver

mess [noun]

means "state"
confusion, plight, predicament, muddle, pickle, difficulty

muddle [noun]

means "dilemma"
difficulty, predicament, quandary, pickle, involvement, complication

named [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

obtain [verb]

means "recover"
pick up
- conjugate verb obtain

pale [noun]

means "thing"
picket, stake

paling [noun]

means "stake"
post, pole, peg, tether, picket, pale

pay for [verb]

means "purchase"
get, take, pick up, procure, buy, acquire
- conjugate verb pay for

pike [noun]

means "pole"
post, stick, stake, stave, picket, pale
- translate pike

pinch [noun]

means "state"
emergency, predicament, crisis, contingency, strait, pickle
- translate pinch

preserved [adjective]

means "conserved"
pickled, cured, dehydrated, dried

quandary [noun]

means "dilemma"
difficulty, predicament, muddle, pickle, involvement, complication

retrieve [verb]

means "recover"
pick up
- conjugate verb retrieve

robber [noun]

means "person"
thief, bandit, burglar, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate

salt [adjective]

means "cooking"
salted, pickled, preserved, cured, marinated

salted [adjective]

means "salt"
pickled, preserved, cured, marinated

select [adjective]

means "property"
cream, picked

spotter [noun]

means "guard"
watchman, sentry, sentinel, look-out, picket

stake [noun]

means "pole"
post, stick, pike, stave, picket, pale

strike [verb]

means "obstruction"
picket, boycott, oppose, resist, stop, quit
- conjugate verb strike

tether [verb]

means "tie up"
tie down, secure, fasten, picket, hitch, confine
- conjugate verb tether

thief [noun]

means "person"
robber, swindler, pirate, pickpocket, looter, brigand

tomahawk [noun]

means "hatchet"
adze, mattock, axe, pickaxe, cleaver

unpleasantness [noun]

means "confusion"
plight, predicament, muddle, pickle, difficulty, mess

uphold [verb]

means "elevate"
hoist, raise, upraise, hold up, pick up
- conjugate verb uphold
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