Picamar, pik-a-mar, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 136
the bitter principle of pitch (L. pix, pitch, and amarus, bitter). wrecks; a pirate (Sp. a rogue). ground for booths [Law] (pick) octave higher than the ordinary. that grows or adheres to another thing; to pull off or clean with the teeth, fingers, .; to separate so as to loosen; to steal by taking out with the fingers; to choose or select; to strike with the bill, as abird; to puncture, to open by a pointed instrument, as a lock: v.n. toeat slowly; to nibble: s.s.asharp-pointed tool for digging; choice; right of selection; foul matter which collects on printing types [Printing] To pick up, to take up; to gather. To pick a hole in. one's coat, to find fault. (A.S. pecan.)
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