take (one's) pick Idiom, Proverb

a bone to pick

something to argue about, a matter to discuss "Joe sounded angry when he said, ""I have a bone to pick with you."""

a pick-me-up

something that gives me energy or new life On a hot afternoon, a glass of iced tea is a great pick-me-up.

bone to pick

(See a bone to pick with you)

cherrypicker (hockey)

a player who waits at center ice for a pass Our coach told us about the cherrypicker on the other team.

cotton-picking

thieving, doggone, flipping, ruddy Get your cotton-pickin' fingers off that bike! Don't touch it!

easy pickings

an easy task or job, a piece of cake It was a multiple-choice test - easy pickings if you studied.

in a pickle

in a difficult situation, in a jam When the motor on our boat quit, I knew we were in a pickle.

nitpick

find unfinished details or small errors Deborah can find the errors. She likes to nitpick.

pick a fight

start a fight, begin an argument If Jamie tries to pick a fight with you, just walk away.

pick a quarrel

start a quarrel with someone on purpose I don

take (one's) pick

To accept from amid several options. Often acclimated as an acute in the byword "take your pick." We've got 45 flavors. Vanilla, chocolate, bacon—take your pick. The aggregation wants to appoint her at any cost, so she can basically booty her aces of allowances during the agreement process.Learn more: pick, take

take/have your ˈpick (of something)

accept whatever you like: With that abundant money you can accept your aces of any car in the showroom. ♢ There’s ham, cheese or egg sandwiches. Booty your pick!Learn more: have, pick, take

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