pickrake (pikrak)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 9
A small rake, with teeth wide apart, used in the oyster-fisheries in gathering oysters from the beds. [Ma achusetts.] pick relit, n. An obsolete form of pickerel. picksea (pik'sē), n. [Origin obscure. Cf. pick maw, pickmire.] ckmire.) Same as pickmaw. pick some (pik's um), a. [ as we are now. We were not quite so pick some in the matter of company W. Besant , Fifty Years Ago, p. 136. Pick's paint. See paint . picksył, n. An obsolete spelling of pixy .
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