Pickers

What do we mean by pickers?

Agent noun of pick; one who picks.

Any user interface control that selects something.

A machine for picking fibrous materials to pieces so as to loosen and separate the fibre.

The piece in a loom that strikes the end of the shuttle and impels it through the warp.

A priming wire for cleaning the vent, in ordnance.

(gold panning) A fragment of gold smaller than a nugget but large enough to be picked up.

One who removes defects from and finishes electrotype plates.

A pilferer.

To excessively like, comment, and/or post on a Facebook wall in order to create several Facebook notifications resulting in a single person's notifications filling an individual's notification list. Excessive Pickering often results in Facebook placing limitations on a person's Facebook account to limit annoying other users. Use of the term Pickering is most commonly found in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Urban Dictionary

Changing sports teams more often than you change your underwear only because you want to root for the team that is currently doing well. Even going as far as to go out sporting your "new" team's jersey and/ or caps, scarfs etc. Urban Dictionary

An earlybird who hunt swap meets, estate sales, thrift stores, etc and scoops up the good deals - often for resale in antique shops or on ebay. Urban Dictionary

Act of simultaneously denouncing lascivious behavior (usu. for political purposes) and engaging in that very same behavior hiking the appalachain trail getting it on the side hypocrisy vitter Urban Dictionary

Pickering is a city 30 minutes East of Toronto. Its home to an Nuclear Power Plant and a strip club called The Palace. The Palace is a home away from home for the band Down With Webster as they are regulars at the gentlemen's club. They reportedly spent 90% of their record advance money on a platnium membership, which gives them a year-round reservation for the best seats on perv row. Urban Dictionary

A ghetto wannabe town. Almost all the black people in the south half don't know how to act, think they are so fucking hood and tough, while living in rich areas like maple ridge or major oaks. Pickering isn't ghetto, it has one of the lowest crime rates in all of durham region. Ajax is more ghetto than Pickering. Any gangs you will hear of in Pickering, are fake. One of the high schools Pine Ridge Secondary School, is nicknamed crimeridge just because a guy got shot on the ball court once. This occoured over 15 years ago. Sure there is drugs, but every school has drugs. Every town has drugs, and it's not even known a lot. Kids will have the mentality that they're living in the ghetto when they have never witnessed a shooting. they think Pickering is hood when they have never stepped foot into Thorncliffe Park, Regent jungle, Flemingdon, or Scarborough. Overall, Pickering is a bullshit waste town, pretty much the Drake of Cities. (Drake is known for being a fraud, caliming his ghetto credability while having grown up in Forest hill, the richest area in toronto, thus meaning a ghetto fake or wannabe. This is how Pickering is the Drake of cities.) PS most of the black kids are also mainly from the carribean and are racist to any other race or peoples, including africans. Urban Dictionary

Pickering is without a doubt the crappest little town on earth. It's full of small minded little dings who constantly drive around town in their crap cars listening to 'chooons' and constantly flock to the scabbiest pubs ie the Lettered Board and The Station. No one ever ventures out of this shit hole so all their lives revolve around who's doing what and are plagued with jealousy of every one else. Urban Dictionary

Somewhere you'd never admit you're from. Urban Dictionary

Derogatory term for a seasonal immigrant laborer (that may or may not be legal) that harvests fruit and vegetables. Urban Dictionary

A city in Ontario full of hella cucks, end of story Urban Dictionary

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Words that rhyme with pickers:
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