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pick off

VERB
  1. shoot one by one
  2. pull or pull out sharply
    pluck the flowers off the bush

How To Use pick off In A Sentence

  • I grabbed an ice pick off the sledge and tramped away from the camp towards the face of Portal Mountain.
  • Large herbs in the herb garden should over come attacks: pick off dead leaves and feed the plant with liquid seaweed solution. Planning the Organic Herb Garden
  • Large herbs in the herb garden should over come attacks: pick off dead leaves and feed the plant with liquid seaweed solution. Planning the Organic Herb Garden
  • Pick off the swollen green growths and THE burn them before they turn white, as these contain fungal spores. The Sun
  • Pick off the swollen green growths and THE burn them before they turn white, as these contain fungal spores. The Sun
  • Bethany not only made the final, but surfed well, managing to pick off set waves and paddle for position.
  • Pick off all the dead leaves.
  • It took him quite some time to pick off the burs that had stuck to his coat.
  • Just pick off the little round jobbies, and give yourself invisible gold stars for going with the flow.
  • Gortney said that the sharpshooters were able to pick off their targets with a single shot because they were “extremely, extremely well-trained”. Speaking Like A Pirate « Tales from the Reading Room
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