How to pronounce “picked and chose”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of pick and choose

Practice Nearby Words

chose, chose up, rechose, mischose, prechose, chose sides, forechose, unchose, took, got rid of, took away, came and went, took the point, treaded lightly, took a bite out of, went with, took something as it came, took the time, stole, got the chop, took away from, took care, went with one's gut, mistook, took five, took the meaning, took out, took it, did without, took part, took care of, took a gamble, took a pitch, took time, bespoke, did the right thing, took action, partook, took a look, spoke one's mind, took point, went past, spoke, took from behind, broke up, threw away, sang small, did one's own thing, saw fit, took a seat, took the liberty, took the initiative, took it upon oneself, woke up, took into consideration, took a risk, snapped up, took a hint, took a hike, took matters into one's own hands, drew lots, took a liking to, took a leaf out of someone's book, took the law into one's own hands, took the cake, withtook, got the point, took the edge off, reaped what one had sown, took liberties, fell by the wayside, squeezed in, took into account, drew the line, took shape, took a view, took one's half out of the middle, threw out, grew, went one's own way, took out the trash, took the bait, kept an eye out, reaped what one sowed, gone out of one's way, saw the point, took leave, took a five, came along, spared no effort, plain sawed, took a break, spoke up, kept one's eyes peeled, took the count, trod lightly, got started, came apart, broke off, knew

Similar Sounds

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