See Also: pick 2, noun(dictionary)
Pick or Pick' em Game - General(gambling)
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pick(2)(dictionary)
pick(1)(dictionary)
Pick Me Up(tourism)
pick-me-up(dictionary)
Pick(medicine)
Pick-up Tax(law)
pick(3)(dictionary)

pick 2, noun (oh)



2 n
[Sense: 1-3; Date: 1500-1600; Origin: PICK1]
[Sense: 4-5; Date: 1300-1400; Origin: pike]
[U] if you can have your pick or take your pick of different things, you can choose which one you want
::Have a look at the menu and take your pick .
::He knew he could take his pick of any of the girls in the office.
::Sarah could have her pick of any university in the country.
have/get first pick (of sth)
::She always gets first pick of the videos.
the pick of sth
informal the best things in a group
::In tonight's programme we'll be discussing the pick of this month's new movies.
::There were fifteen candidates for the job, and he was the pick of the bunch (=the best one) .
[C] informal your pick is the person or thing that you have chosen from a group
-synonym choice choice
::There are a lot of good horses in the race, but Archimedes would be my pick.
[C] a pickaxe
[C] informal a small, flat object that you use for pulling at the strings of a musical instrument such as a guitar
-synonym plectrum plectrum
-see also ice pick