Definitionn. the act of someone who picks up or takes something
Last update: October 20, 2015
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The officer was arrested becauuse of taking pickings. [Please select]
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On to rural America where the pickings are as fertile as the country side and there's always a trusting little soul willing to help a stranger. [Please select]
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Early marriages were the rule in the Back Country and betrothals were frequently plighted at these berry pickings. [Please select]
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"There are good pickings here," said Davy Crockett, "but they'll soon be too many for us."' [Please select]
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It comes with Cæsar anyway; the Lord prospers him; she'll have her pickings.' [Please select]
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And for poultry there was the Plesiosaurus; there were nice pickings on that too. [Please select]
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Wild-cats quarreled like fiends over the pickings; more than once I heard them there screeching in the night. [Please select]
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Can you fancy a fellow like Tausig stooping down to help me tenderly on board to divide the pickings. [Please select]
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