Pick at - definition, transcription
Amer.
|ˈpɪk æt|
Brit.
|pɪk æt|
verb
- pluck or pull at with the fingers
- eat like a bird (syn: peck)
- express a negative opinion of (syn: belittle, disparage)
- eat like a bird (syn: peck)
- express a negative opinion of (syn: belittle, disparage)
Extra examples
Don't pick at a sore place, you will only make it worse.
Try to eat your dinner, Jane, you've just been picking at it.
Let's deal properly with the question, instead of just picking at it.
Stop picking at me! Why should I get the blame for everything?
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