"Picnickers" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Picnickers" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Picnickers" Meaning
People who go on a picnic.
"Picnickers" Examples
Usage Examples:| Example | Part of Speech | Meaning || --- | --- | --- || The sun was shining brightly as the group of picnickers set up their blanket under the tree. | Verb/noun | The act of people going on a picnic. || The picnickers decided to take a scenic route to the lake to enjoy the beautiful weather. | Adjectives | People who are going or have gone on a picnic. || After eating sandwiches, the picnickers played games and enjoyed the outdoors. | Verb | A person who goes on a picnic. || The picnickers were advised to keep a safe distance from the wildlife. | Noun | To describe the act of eating while outdoors in the fresh air. || As the day went on, the picnickers became sunburned and tired. | Verb | To eat food while relaxing in a park or by a body of water. |
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Pickwick
The name "Pickwick" is derived from a pollard willow, specifically the willow tree associated with the Hatfield local landmark, "Dick Whittington's Cat's Pollard Willow". The name has a few different implications. Literary:<em> Most notably, it refers to Charles Dickens' novel "The Pickwick Papers", a series of episodic tales and novels centered around the Old Sowerby family, but ultimately, it follows the misadventures of Samuel Pickwick (a banker and the founder of The Pickwick Club) and his friends.Geographic:</em> Pickwick is also the name of a quay along the Grand Union Canal at Hemel Hempstead, England.<em> Additionally, the railway station "Hemel Hempstead", is located near to the aforementioned Pickwick Quay.Lastly, in physics:</em> The Pickwick threshold is a limit of aircraft charges to ability.
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