plucked
plucked
adjective
Having had feathers, hair, or other parts removed by pulling.
"The plucked chicken was ready for roasting."
verb
Summoned or gathered courage or resolve to do something difficult.
"He finally plucked up the courage."
verb
Pulled something quickly and sharply from its place, often feathers or hair.
"She plucked a grey hair from his head."
verb
Played a stringed musical instrument by pulling its strings with fingers.
"He plucked the guitar strings gently."
verb
To have been cheated or swindled, especially out of money.
"We got plucked by that dodgy salesman."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: pizzicato, unfeathered, featherless
Antonyms: bowed