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pick-up lines

pick-up lines is the plural of pick-up line.

Meaning of pick-up line

Noun

pick-up line (plural pick-up lines)

  1. A short introduction or comment intended to garner romantic or sexual interest from a stranger.
    • Freddie has a new pick-up line for every girl he meets in the bar, but he always goes home alone.
    Synonyms:
    chat-up line, opener

Questions about pick-up lines

What is pick-up lines the plural of?
Pick-up lines is the plural of pick-up line.

Words near pick-up lines in the dictionary

  1. pick-up games
  2. pick-up goods
  3. pick-up joint
  4. pick-up joints
  5. pick-up line
  6. pick-up lines
  7. pick-up sticks
  8. pick-ups
  9. pick-your-own
  10. pick-your-owns
  11. pickaback

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