pick
//pɪk//
Verb
to choose or select someone or something from a group
She picked the red dress for the party.
to take or remove something with your fingers, especially fruit or flowers from a plant
We picked apples from the tree in the garden.
to remove small pieces or unwanted things from something using your fingers
She picked the lint off her sweater.
to pull or scratch at something repeatedly with your fingers
Stop picking at your scab or it won't heal.
to open a lock without using a key, typically using a pointed tool
The thief picked the lock and entered the house.
Noun
a choice or selection, especially the best one available
You can have your pick of any dessert on the menu.
a tool with a pointed end used for breaking hard surfaces or digging
The workers used picks to break up the hard ground.
a small flat piece of plastic or metal used to pluck the strings of a guitar or similar instrument
He used a pick to play his electric guitar.