Picker ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Picker ( noun )

1. A person or tool used for the act of picking something, such as fruit or flowers.
2. A person who chooses or selects something, such as a team or group of employees.

Origin:

From the middle english word "pickere" which means "one who picks".

Examples:

1. The cherry picker was used to reach the top branches of the tree.
2. He was a skilled picker of berries, able to find the ripest ones with ease.
3. She was chosen as the team picker for the company's annual retreat.
4. The picker of the jury was responsible for selecting the panel of jurors.
5. The picker of the team had a tough decision to make when choosing the players.

(As a verb)

Picker ( verb )

1. A person or tool used for the act of picking something, such as fruit or flowers.
2. A person who chooses or selects something, such as a team or group of employees.

Origin:

From the middle english word "pickere" which means "one who picks".

Examples:

1. The cherry picker was used to reach the top branches of the tree.
2. He was a skilled picker of berries, able to find the ripest ones with ease.
3. She was chosen as the team picker for the company's annual retreat.
4. The picker of the jury was responsible for selecting the panel of jurors.
5. The picker of the team had a tough decision to make when choosing the players.