Thesaurus / pickings
FEEDBACK- pillage
- booty
- goods
- graft
- loot
- make
- plunderage
- prey
- prize
- quarry
- rapine
- raven
- spoil
- stuff
- take
- trappings
- winnings
- hot goods
- accolade
- advantage
- bonus
- bounty
- championship
- citation
- crown
- dividend
- gold
- honor
- inducement
- jackpot
- medal
- payoff
- purse
- reward
- scholarship
- title
- trophy
- windfall
- acquirement
- acquisition
- cake
- capture
- carrot
- decoration
- gravy
- guerdon
- haul
- laurel
- loot
- meed
- pillage
- plum
- plunder
- possession
- premium
- privilege
- recompense
- requital
- spoil
- spoils
- stakes
- strokes
- swag
- blue-ribbon
- feather in cap
- first place
- gold star
- lunch
- morsel
- refreshment
- tea
- bite
- eats
- goodies
- grub
- luncheon
- munch
- nibble
- nosh
- piece
- tidbit
- bite to eat
- light meal
- midnight snack
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How to use pickings in a sentence
He was in no shape to do anything, and unless he managed to find food and drink pretty soon, he would be easy pickings for IC.
INSIDEKICKJESSE FRANKLIN BONEWe endeavoured to get cookhouse jobs for the pickings to be had, but could not do so.
THE ESCAPE OF A PRINCESS PATGEORGE PEARSONThe small pickings left over and above, namely nine first prizes and twelve second, were shared by Alwida and Iernia respectively.
THE SPORTSWOMAN'S LIBRARY, V. 2VARIOUSPickings put three balls precisely into the bubbling water, and drew alongside on his eighth shot.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONAt the same moment, Pickings and Booverman, as though carried off by the same cannon-ball, flattened on the green.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONBooverman and Pickings began to lose caste, to be regarded as unbalanced, if not positively dangerous.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSON"Even threes—fifteen holes in even threes," said Pickings to himself, his head beginning to throb.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONPickings retired hurriedly before the shaking approach of Booverman's frantic club.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONPickings tried to address, but the moment he swung his club, his legs began to tremble.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONPickings, who felt a mad and ungolfish desire to entreat him to caution, walked away to fight down his emotion.
MURDER IN ANY DEGREEOWEN JOHNSONWORDS RELATED TO PICKINGS
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.