How To Spell pick?
How to Pronounce pick?
Correct pronunciation for the word "pick" is [pˈɪk], [pˈɪk], [p_ˈɪ_k].
What are the misspellings for pick?
- packe,
- pysco,
- mick,
- packam,
- pannick,
- vick,
- piclk,
- piuck,
- nick,
- packt,
- pcyco,
- pinck,
- ppork,
- peckt,
- pscy,
- pscho,
- spickey,
- pickthe,
- psycko,
- poiicy,
- plack,
- epick,
- yick,
- pyscik,
- pudic,
- cick,
- packae,
- poicy,
- wuick,
- peicec,
- psycke,
- oick,
- ehck,
- picl,
- pickick,
- pice,
- pickney,
- pedic,
- peack,
- picke,
- picollo,
- ppick,
- poicly,
- pic,
- psce,
- packge,
- fick,
- eirck,
- picken,
- percky,
- pickin,
- bick,
- pickey,
- puckel,
- punck,
- pickel,
- piecs,
- packie,
- picie,
- pivk,
- piecr,
- pockt,
- spicky,
- parck,
- topick,
- packa,
- tpoic,
- pict,
- picse,
- pockup,
- piecake,
- pikc,
- eppic,
- daypack,
- guick,
- 6pack,
- tipic,
- pcik,
- painick,
- pidge,
- picku,
- puick,
- sick,
- ppacg,
- piccu,
- pico,
- pickt,
- repica,
- piru,
- pipki,
- picu,
- picklie,
- ckick,
- pieac,
- packag,
- depick,
- pich,
- pickem,
- pichur,
- uick,
- pycic,
- pink,
- pych,
- packd,
- peacok,
- pivck,
- toohpick,
- spicu,
- picjk,
- ick,
- ouick,
- pimco,
- picj,
- liuk,
- pcick,
- pshco,
- pocke,
- upack,
- whick,
- pokicy,
- paco2,
- packig,
- pooka,
- picchu,
- pricky,
- wpork,
- pockey,
- pirceig,
- picle,
- pocky,
- poink,
- packr,
- packup,
- pics,
- picec,
- pibk,
- pack,
- patick,
- fuick,
- picek,
- pictch,
- nicki,
- parick,
- poick,
- piect,
- qick,
- rick,
- pysic,
- diick,
- picth,
- picup,
- pyco,
- picque,
- scik,
- pick,
- iick,
- pakka,
- pck,
- cicka,
- pack3,
- panick,
- picki,
- paccg,
- patirck,
- peckham,
- nicw,
- opick,
- pickd,
- piice,
- pickiup,
- picone,
- pelic,
- licky,
- pickie,
- kiick,
- picy,
- pickit,
- pic's,
- purbeck,
- 1pick,
- pierc,
- phyco,
- pik,
- pickid,
- pinnk,
- picae,
- tiick,
- picni,
- dick,
- zpack
"Pick" in context
Pick is an instrument used to pluck or strum the strings of a guitar, banjo, lute, mandolin, or other stringed instruments. Picks come in many shapes and sizes and vary in thickness, material and flexibility. Plectrums typically have a pointed end so that the player can grip the string with their fingertips and drag the pick along the length of the string. Picking technique is an important aspect of a musician's sound, and can greatly influence the outcome of the song.
What are similar-sounding words for pick?
- poky,
- Poake,
- pig-poke,
- bog,
- pixy,
- pouch,
- Picke,
- piece,
- poach,
- pooch,
- Pecco,
- Poggy,
- PIJ,
- pisa,
- peck,
- pukka,
- baggy,
- Bac,
- bug,
- Pig-eyed,
- baku,
- pucka,
- puka,
- Pachy-,
- Bague,
- buckeye,
- bake,
- Poak,
- peke,
- Bikh,
- pekoe,
- pock,
- big-buck,
- Bockey,
- big,
- puck,
- pogge,
- pic,
- boggy,
- Buckie,
- Biga,
- backhoe,
- puku,
- Pocky,
- peag,
- book,
- Bouk,
- Paugy,
- peg,
- pac,
- puke,
- pika,
- Paco,
- PICO,
- Poco,
- poke,
- Bewake,
- bock,
- off-peak,
- Bouch,
- picky,
- pix,
- piggy,
- bike,
- wbc,
- pokey,
- beech,
- pike,
- pacha,
- baic,
- pack,
- hen-peck,
- bacca,
- bach,
- bookie,
- Bogue,
- Bekah,
- beach,
- Pawk,
- Packway,
- beg,
- Bauk,
- pawky,
- pica,
- Bewig,
- pig,
- peach,
- bioko,
- pug,
- peaky,
- baccy,
- six-pack,
- bag,
- bhaga,
- Paque,
- buck,
- peak,
- Pigg,
- Bega,
- set-back,
- Bocca,
- Bigg,
- piss,
- Boke,
- Booky,
- pique,
- beak,
- paca,
- PCG-BAG,
- pku,
- beck,
- pug-dog,
- PPK,
- Pacu,
- buggy,
- peek,
- back.
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