Pick and Say

Pick

Pick noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.

Usage example: you have first pick of your office mates for the softball team

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Say and pick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Say" instead a noun "Pick".

Nearby Words: pickle, picky, picked, picket, pickup

Say noun - The right to express a wish, choice, or opinion.

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Pick and say are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pick" instead a noun "Say".

Nearby Word: saying

good	good pick	good say
best	best pick	best say
common	common pick	common say
single	single pick	single say
Other adjectives: simple, powerful, large, great, little, easy, final, military, random, last, favorite.

character	pick character	say character
people	pick people	say people
word	pick word	say word
name	pick name	say name
Other words: someone, number, time, way, words, card, times, names.

Those critics who could play the game, however, had generally positive things to say.As of October 2014, you can now pick up the game on the Wii U as a Virtual Console title.

Source: Video Game / Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Both say more or less that they'd be perfectly okay if he would pick any other girl, like Mako or Kotori or even some catgirl maid.

Source: Love Triangle
They think of themselves as a typical, normal American family and are nice enough to try not to say anything about those weirdos who play with puppies and pick flowers.

Source: Series / The Addams Family

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