Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pick-and-choose
Phrase
/ˈpɪk ənd tʃuːz/

Definition
To select from a variety of options according to personal preference.

Examples
- You can pick-and-choose which classes to take in your first semester.
- When shopping, I like to pick-and-choose items that I really need.

Meaning
The phrase ‘pick-and-choose’ refers to the act of choosing or selecting from a number of available choices, usually with the implication of selecting only the best or most preferred items.

Synonyms
- select
- choose
- opt
- decide