pic
1noun, plural pix [piks] /pɪks/, pics. Slang.
Origin of pic
1pic
2or pique
noun Piquet.
Origin of pic
2Related Words for pic
picture, likeness, image, snapshot, print, portrait, photo, photograph, replication, photocopy, recreation, propagation, replica, facsimile, imitation, breeding, copy, shot, mug, positiveExamples from the Web for pic
Contemporary Examples of pic
Each word, from aa to za, gets its own two-page spread with a poem and a pic.
Prince George totters confidently towards the camera in this pic, released to mark his first birthday which falls on Tuesday.
Also, he gave a lame excuse: ‘I couldn't find a pic that expresses both sides.’
Knicks’ Amar’e Stoudemire Posts Pro-Palestine Photo, Allegedly Cyberbullies Israeli-Born MTV VJRobert Silverman
July 14, 2014
Variety taps Depardieu's "audacious performance [as] undeniably the pic's chief selling point."
The truth is, I feel more than a bit guilty trying to squeeze this endless work into the limits of a single Daily Pic.
Historical Examples of pic
This bird is described, in natural history, as a genus of the order of Pic.
The Book of CuriositiesI. Platts
I found my pic and saw that it was linked to Van's, Jolu's, and Darryl's.
Little BrotherCory Doctorow
By jove, Pic, you've got a wonder in that filly, but she'll not beat my fellow.
Fast as the WindNat Gould
One can mount to a summer-house or to the summit of the Pic de Ger.
A Midsummer Drive Through The PyreneesEdwin Asa Dix
The natives around the Pic Eleia also speak much the same language.
The MafuluRobert W. Williamson