pickest

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb pickest is

(archaic) (pick).

As verbs the difference between pickest and pickets

is that pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while pickets is third-person singular of picket.

As a noun pickets is

plural of lang=en.

In archaic terms the difference between pickest and peckest

is that pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while peckest is archaic second-person singular of peck.

As verbs the difference between picket and pickest

is that picket is to protest, organized by a labour union, typically in front of the location of employment while pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick.

As a noun picket

is a stake driven into the ground.

As a noun pickfest

is a period of intense or frequent picking in various senses.

As a verb pickest is

archaic second-person singular of pick.

As verbs the difference between pickest and packest

is that pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while packest is archaic second-person singular of pack.

In archaic terms the difference between pickest and lickest

is that pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while lickest is archaic second-person singular of lick.

As an adjective pickiest

is superlative of picky.

As a verb pickest is

archaic second-person singular of pick.

As a verb pickest

is archaic second-person singular of pick.

As an adjective pinkest is

superlative of pink.

In archaic terms the difference between pickest and kickest

is that pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while kickest is archaic second-person singular of kick.