pluck from



pluck something from someone or something

to pick, grab, or snatch something from someone. Sally plucked a chocolate from the box and popped it into her mouth. He stooped over and plucked a rose from the bush.
See also: pluck

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AsaphAY-saf (English)Biblical
Arp[a:p]
TruusTRUYSDutch
Suzan (1)SOO-zənEnglish
Ellis (1)EL-isEnglish
Artemius-Ancient Greek (Latinized)