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101Alternate Picking — [englisch/amerikanisch, ɔːl tɛːnət pɪkȖ], Plektrum …
102Cotton-picking — unworthy; simple: out of one s cotton picking mind (originally US slang (1950s)) …
103cotton-picking — Australian Slang unworthy; simple: out of one s cotton picking mind (originally US slang (1950s)) …
104nit-picking — nit .picking n [U] informal when someone argues about small unimportant details or tries to find small mistakes in something ▪ Soames was getting impatient with his daughter s constant nitpicking. >nitpicking adj >nitpicker n …
105cotton-picking — cot|ton pick|ing [ katn ,pıkın ] adjective only before noun AMERICAN OLD FASHIONED used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are angry: Get your cotton picking hands off my girl! …
106cotton-picking — adjective N. Amer. informal used for emphasis: just a cotton picking minute! …
107cherry-picking — cherry pick (someone/something) to choose only the best people or things in a way that is not fair. I suspect there s some cherry picking going on, with lawyers only taking on the sort of cases that they re likely to win …
108cotton-picking — American & Australian, informal something that you say before a noun to express anger. Get your cotton picking feet off my chair! …
109cotton picking — adjective (only before noun) AmE spoken used to emphasize that you are annoyed or surprised: Mind your own cotton picking business! …
110cotton-picking — /ˈkɒtn pɪkɪŋ/ (say kotn piking) adjective Colloquial (an intensifier with mildly derogatory force): out of one s cotton picking mind. {originally US with racist overtones} …