Handpick (verb)

To select something or someone carefully and with attention to detail, often by hand.

Origin:

From the phrase "hand pick" that refers to selecting something by hand.

Examples:

  1. The farmer handpicked the ripest berries from the bushes.
  2. The chef handpicked the freshest ingredients for the salad.
  3. The teacher handpicked the top students for the advanced class.
  4. The recruiter handpicked the most qualified candidates for the job.
  5. The collector handpicked the rarest stamps for his collection.
Some random words: thrill, insufficient, trudge