pick

have a bone to pick with someone: seebone.

pick and choose select only the best or most desirable or appropriate from among a number of alternatives.

pick and mix denoting a method of assembling something by choosing items from among a large variety of different possibilities. British

pick someone's brains (or brain) question someone who is better informed about a subject than yourself in order to obtain information. informal

pick something clean completely remove the flesh from a bone or carcass.

pick a fight (or quarrel) talk or behave in such a way as to provoke a fight or argument.

pick something out of a hat: seehat.

pick holes in: seehole.

pick nits: seenit.

pick someone or something to pieces: seepiece.

pick up the pieces restore your life or a situation to a more normal state, typically after a shock or disaster.

pick up the tab: seetab.

pick up the threads resume something that has been interrupted.