pick off

pick off

verb

Definition of PICK OFF

transitive verb

1

: to shoot or bring down especially one by one

2

: to put out (a base runner who is off base) with a quick throw (as from the pitcher or catcher)

3

: intercept <picked off a pass>

Examples of PICK OFF

1. <picked off more passes than any other player in the division>

First Known Use of PICK OFF

1810

Related to PICK OFF

Synonyms: block, interdict, intercept

Related Words: capture, catch, collar, corral, grab, seize, snare, snatch, trap

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Rhymes with PICK OFF

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