pluck at's Usage Examples:

boating says His wonderful prowess as an oarsman and sculler and unflinching pluck at once directed attention to the boat in which he was pulling a match and.

'to become broken due to heat' imchak 'to get burnt' imchax 'to be hot' 'ak- 'with the hand' 'aknup 'to thump' 'aktuṽ 'to pluck at' akxárap 'to scratch'.

big enough to allow carrion birds, and the occasional rat, to enter and pluck at a victim's skin and eyes.

Hermes, writing: "If I had to name a character on the show least likely to pluck at my heartstrings, Bender and Hermes would be near the top of the list.

weather, Swainson's hawk will stand near groups sheltering from the wind and pluck at individual insects.

The player may pluck at any time during play of that deal, with the following restrictions: Point.

profusion of flowers and plants in both those places is so great that you can pluck at least 100 different kinds of blossoms off a single parterre.

formerly attributed to Pieter Bruegel the Younger, in which two devils pluck at the sleeve of a poorly dressed moneylender.

retrieved 2013-04-20 "Cellist Kelsey Lu Will Have You Under Her Spell one pluck at a time - Credits - Nylon".

The Eunuch ends with: "Privileged women will pluck at your sleeve and seek to enlist you in the 'fight' for reforms, but reforms.

shorn gurgulio stick out from your groin? Even though five gym-attendants pluck at that vegetation and make your boiled buttocks smooth with their curved.

single bombastic beat," while Clash Magazine marveled at his ability to "pluck at heart-strings while moving the waist.

Synonyms:

pull; pull at; pick at;

Antonyms:

adduct; abduct; repel; push;