plucking (Meaning)

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plucking (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Pluck

The farmer meticulously plucked the ripe tomatoes from the vine.
The musician deftly plucked the guitar strings, creating an ethereal melody.
The beautician carefully plucked the stray hairs from the client's face.
The seamstress painstakingly plucked the loose threads from the fabric.
The botanist used tweezers to pluck a single leaf from the rare plant.
The carpenter used a pair of pliers to pluck the nails from the wooden plank.
The jeweler expertly plucked the diamond from its setting.
The artist delicately plucked the petals from the flower to create a vibrant collage.
The barber meticulously plucked the hairs from the back of the customer's neck.
The gardener carefully plucked the weeds from the vegetable patch, ensuring a bountiful harvest.

of Pluck

bleeding, screwing,squeezing, hustling, stinging, beating, doing, sticking, cheating, fleecing

No antonyms found.

The farmer meticulously plucked the ripe tomatoes from the vine.

The musician deftly plucked the guitar strings, creating an ethereal melody.

The beautician carefully plucked the stray hairs from the client's face.

The seamstress painstakingly plucked the loose threads from the fabric.