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picked
1[ pikt ]
picked
2[ pik-id, pikt ]
adjective
- having or coming to a sharp point; peaked; pointed.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Example Sentences
According to local folklore, the "hole" was formed when a giant called Wade picked up and threw earth at someone with whom he was arguing, creating the massive hollow in the landscape.
And so the bandmates picked up their instruments and kept doing what they’ve always done: Look forward, and play songs for far-flung compatriots longing for the sounds of home.
But in February she picked Chloe's song I Lied, I'm Sorry, just a couple of months after the track was featured as BBC Introducing's Track of the Week.
She added that manufacturing, electronics and pharmaceutical businesses performed well, and the car making industry also picked up after "its recent poor performance".
The report did not say why they had picked up the penguin.
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