To pick a crow
| to state and adjust a difference or grievance (with any one). |
See also: Crow
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To pass into
- To pass muster
- To pass off
- To pass on
- To pass over
- To patter flash
- To pattern after
- To pause upon
- To pawl the capstan
- To pay attention to
- To pay for
- To pay off
- To pay one in his own coin
- To pay one's court
- To pay one's duty
- To pay one's footing
- To pay out
- To pay out the cable
- To pay scot and lot
- To pay the debt of nature
- To pay the piper
- To peck at
- to perfection
- To perk it
- To pick a bone with
- To pick a crow
- To pick a quarrel
- To pick a thank
- To pick at
- To pick off
- To pick out
- To pick to pieces
- To pick up
- To pile arms
- To pin one's faith upon
- To pinch at
- To pinon the sleeve of
- To pipe in an ivy leaf
- To pitch (a) camp
- To pitch into
- To place in the background
- To play at ducks and drakes
- To play booty
- To play devil with
- To play dummy
- To play hob
- To play into a person's hands
- To play off
- To play one's cards
- To play one's cards well
- To play pitch and toss with (anything)
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- to pass the hat
- to pass the time of day
- To patter flash
- To pattern after
- To pause upon
- to pave the way
- To pawl the capstan
- To pay attention to
- To pay for
- to pay in someone's own coin
- To pay off
- To pay one in his own coin
- To pay one's court
- to pay one's dues
- To pay one's duty
- To pay one's footing
- To pay out
- To pay out the cable
- To pay scot and lot
- To pay the debt of nature
- To pay the piper
- To pay the piper
- to pay the price
- to pay through the nose
- To peck at
- to perfection
- to perfection
- To perk it
- to pick a bone
- To pick a bone with
- To pick a crow
- To pick a quarrel
- To pick a thank
- to pick and choose
- To pick at
- To pick off
- To pick out
- to pick someone's brain
- To pick to pieces
- To pick up
- to pieces
- to pieces
- to pieces
- to pieces
- to pieces
- To pile arms
- To pin one's faith upon
- to pin one's hopes on
- To pinch at
- to pinch pennies
- To pinon the sleeve of
- To pipe in an ivy leaf
- To pitch (a) camp
- To pitch into
- To place in the background
- To play at ducks and drakes
- to play ball with
- To play booty
- to play both ends against the middle
- To play by ear
- To play devil with
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