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pick (someone or something) out of a hat pick (someone or something) out of a hatTo select someone or something entirely at random. I don't understand why our company is being targeted. It's as if the IRS picked us out of a hat to scrutinize! It doesn't really matter who gets promoted to assistant manager—just pick a name out of a hat for all I care!See also: hat, of, out, pickpick something out of a hat select something, especially the winner of a contest, at random.See also: hat, of, out, pick, somethingpick, etc. something out of a hat (informal) choose somebody/something completely by chance: We couldn’t decide where to go on holiday so we just picked a place out of a hat.See also: hat, of, out, something |