pickings

/ˈpɪkɪŋz/
noun
  1. Things that are available to be taken, chosen, or gained, often in limited or leftover amounts.
    • The thieves found easy pickings in the unlocked car.
    • After the sale, the pickings were slim — only a few small items remained.
    • Job pickings are better in the city than in rural areas.
  2. Leftover or discarded items that can be collected or used.
    • The birds ate the pickings from the picnic tables.
    • Scavengers searched the dump for any valuable pickings.
    • After the harvest, the field was left with only meager pickings.
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