recollectedly
adverb
In a composed manner, with self-control.
Origin
Mid 17th century.
- pickpole
- pickproof
- pickpurse
- Pick's body
- Pick's disease
- pickshaft
- picksome
- pick someone's brains (or brain)
- pick someone's pockets
- pick someone/thing off
- pick someone/thing out
- pick someone/thing to pieces (or apart)
- pick someone up
- pick something clean
- pick something out of a hat
- pick something over (or pick through)
- pick something up
- Pick's syndrome
- pickthank
- Pickt-hatch
- picktooth
- pick up
- pickup
- pick up after
- pickup arm