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pickin
/ ˈpɪkɪn /
noun
- a small child
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pickin1
from Portuguese pequeno; see piccaninny
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Example Sentences
He left you here to look after things and you—you went berry pickin'!
From Project Gutenberg
Every minute I was expectin' to see the Helen's gigs swarmin' out, and then it wouldn't be pickin's we'd get but leavin's.
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I guess they won't peep much about kidnapin' with th' kid safe an' us pickin' 'im up out o' th' road an' shelterin' 'im.
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Hasayampa did some tall cussin, and begun pickin' things up, when he seen the end of the lion's tail stickin' out under the bunk.
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I've heard my father tell 'bout pickin' huckleberries when he was a boy off where them breakers are now.
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