pluck

pluck the strings of guitar

pluck a flower; pluck feathers from a chicken; plucked a rabbit from the hat.

he was the very personification of British pluck and diplomacy.

she plucked a blade of grass.

He was plucked in the examination.

He idly plucked the strings of the lute.

he plucked a tape from the shelf.

she plucked his sleeve.

the baby was plucked from a grim orphanage.

plucked the child from school in midterm.

She plucked some leaves off the sapling.

they seemed to pluck numbers out of thin air .

The child plucked at its mother's skirt.

plucking words and meanings from the cumbrous air.

When you kill a chicken to eat, you have to pluck it.

He plucked at her sleeve to try and get her attention.

But you cannot pluck the stars from heaven.

That's when I felt like I was plucked. - Yeah.

It has metal tines, which resonate over a small wooden board when you pluck them.

You can see beggars take more flowers than I could pluck.

Rescue helicopters in southern Germany have been plucking families from rooftops.

And he leaned down and plucked it.

But their eyes and hair colours aren't just plucked out of the air.

I thought about plucking out her eyes.

Might be able to pluck out a few...

Mormont plucked at his beard, frowning. " How" ?