pike (out or off) Sentence Examples
- The hungry fisherman waited patiently for the pike to pike out from its hiding spot.
- The boatman expertly piked off the rope from the dock post.
- As the sun began its descent, the pike piked out from the water to feed.
- The hiker carefully piked off a branch that was blocking his path.
- The angler tied a lure to his line and cast it out, hoping to pike off a trophy fish.
- The soldier cautiously piked out from his foxhole to assess the situation.
- The canoeist piked off from the shore and paddled into the calm waters.
- The climber piked out his foot from a crevice in the rock face.
- The diver piked off from the deck of the boat and disappeared into the depths.
- The hunter piked out his rifle from the scabbard and took aim at the distant target.
pike (out or off) Meaning
pike (out or off)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of pike (out or off)
Synonyms:
- bug-out
- vamoose
- pull-up-stakes
- pull-stakes
- bug-off
- push-on
- book
- shove-off-
- retreat
- go-out
- withdraw
- fly
- emigrate
- scarper
- take-a-hike
- bail
- buzz-off-
- set-out
- take-a-powder
- beat-it
- run-away
- retire
- quit
- get-out
- clear-off
- take-a-walk
- push-off
- begone
- strike-out
- hit-the-road
- escape
- take-off
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word pike (out or off)
bail out, sally (forth), bugger off, step (along), cut out, pack (up or off), depart, walk out, move, pull out
remain, show up, stay, arrive,come, lodge,turn up, abide, reach, approach
The hungry fisherman waited patiently for the pike to pike out from its hiding spot.
The boatman expertly piked off the rope from the dock post.
As the sun began its descent, the pike piked out from the water to feed.
The hiker carefully piked off a branch that was blocking his path.
