Crossword clues for pic
pic
- Instagram upload, for short
- Instagram image, for short
- Insta upload (3)
- Digital camera output
- Apt rhyme for "flick"
- "Variety" term
- What's snapped on Snapchat, briefly
- Twitter upload, briefly
- Tweet attachment, briefly
- Tinder profile part, informally
- Thing snapped on Snapchat
- Subject for Variety
- Social post
- Snapshot, in slang
- Snapfish product, for short
- Snapchat shot, briefly
- Snap, shot, or snapshot
- Shot on Facebook
- Shot for a photog
- Short snapshot
- Short movie?
- Selfie, say
- Quick snap?
- Polaroid, e.g
- Photog's pursuit
- Photo album item, for short
- Part of many a postcard, briefly
- Part of an Insta story
- Paparazzo's shot
- Paparazzo's prize, briefly
- Movie, slangily
- Movie, shortly
- Movie, in Variety
- Movie, in Hollywood lingo
- Movie, according to Variety
- Movie or photograph, for short
- Many a JPEG file
- Little photo?
- JPEG file, usually
- It might be saved on a cell phone
- Instagram upload, briefly
- Insta posting
- Image (abbr)
- Headshot, e.g
- Graphic, in computerese
- Film, informally
- FB upload
- Facebook upload, for short
- Facebook posting, for short
- Facebook posting, briefly
- Digital camera product
- Cropped photo?
- Cam output
- Bullfighter's lance
- Brief snap?
- Bio ending
- Apt rhyme for flick
- Paparazzo's prize, for short
- Snapshot, for short
- Photo, for short
- Short shot?
- Quick shot?
- Illustration, for short
- Film, in Variety
- Kodak print
- Subject of Variety ballyhoo
- Shot, for short
- Many an e-mail attachment
- E-mail attachment, for short
- It may have redeye
- It's a snap
- Jack Kerouac's last novel
- Many a cell product
- Instagram upload, informally
- Instagram posting (follow me @fleetwoodwack for some mind-blowing shit)
- 34-Down item
- Polaroid, e.g.
- A form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement
- Movie, for short
- Flickr upload, informally
- Bullring lance
- One of the flicks
- Photog's creation
- Part of the French Alps
- Variety topic
- Photo, in a roto
- One appearing in policeman’s film
- Still choose not to finish
- Shortly, choose image
- Shortly choose film
- Select in audio or visual?
- Illustration of India engraved in copper
- Short shot
- Selfie, e.g
- Slangy film
- Photograph, for short
- Photog's shot
- Short film?
- Instagram shot, for short
- Snapshot, briefly
- Little shot?
- Instagram post, for short
- Camera shot
- Something snapped
- Snapshot, informally
- Snapchat shot, for short
- Snapchat posting
- Photog's take
- Photo, familiarly
- Photo, briefly
- Photo or film, Variety-style
- Paparazzo's moneymaker, briefly
- Movie, briefly
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Pic \Pic\, n. [Cf. F. pic.] A Turkish cloth measure, varying from 18 to 28 inches.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1884 as a shortening of picture (n.). Short for motion picture from 1936. Colloquial piccy is recorded from 1889.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context informal English) A picture, especially a photographic image. Etymology 2
n. A Turkish cloth measure, varying from 18 to 28 inches.
WordNet
n. a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement; "they went to a movie every Saturday night"; "the film was shot on location" [syn: movie, film, picture, moving picture, moving-picture show, motion picture, motion-picture show, picture show, flick]
a picture of a person or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide; recorded by a camera on light-sensitive material [syn: photograph, photo, exposure]
Wikipedia
PIC or pic can refer to:
Pic is a novella by Jack Kerouac, first published in 1971.
Pic is the story of a small child, Pictorial Review Jackson, from North Carolina. When his grandfather, with whom he lives, dies, his older brother appears and plucks him from the dysfunctional home of his aunt. They journey north to New York City, where Pic bears witness to the economic 'hard times' his brother is experiencing. After losing not one, but two jobs in one day, his brother sends his pregnant girlfriend to live with her sister in San Francisco, as the two boys try to hitch and bum their way across the country.
It is written in a voice that is stereotypically black.
It is out of print and currently available only as a single volume with either of Kerouac's novels Satori in Paris and The Subterraneans.
Usage examples of "pic".
Madame Binetti, whom I had last seen in London, arrived at Warsaw with her husband and Pic the dancer.
They stopped at the Quic Pic for a badly needed tank of unleaded and proceeded into Cleveland, dropping well below the speed limit in the busy afternoon traffic.
ISBN 0 330 31750 4 Photoset by Rowland Phototypesetting Limited Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Printed and bound in Great Britain by Clays Ltd, St Ives pic This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold.
With five thousand doors spread out in corridor after corridor - and all around him, on every side, the animated pics of the girls twisted and chirped, trying to snare his attention and entice him to the joys inside.
Of course the pics were ten years out of date, but this was still the man.
Madame Binetti, whom I had last seen in London, arrived at Warsaw with her husband and Pic the dancer.
Hollywood action pic -- some kind of plotline has to kick in at some point.
A string of civilian pics on the wall above his desk: a fatter, grayer Buzz with Mayor Bowron, ex-DA Buron Fitts, Errol Flynn, Mickey Cohen, producers he'd pimped for, starlets he'd gotten out of litigation and into abortions, dope cure doctors grateful for his referrals.
She called Pic who seemed undecided, but as we were talking it over, Prince Poniatowski came in to acquaint them with his majesty's wishes, and the offer was accepted.
He informed me that Madame Binetti's husband had gone off with his wife's maid, taking with him her diamonds, jewels, linen, and even her silver plate, leaving her to the tender mercies of the dancer, Pic.
The pics were obviously the surveillance shots Ed Satterlee was trying to buy off a rival clearance group.
I give you detail and you give me pic of lady weapons fashion designer Miss Topchev.
His office was festooned with probe pics and survey maps, as well as with the various launch windows open to Nabhi.
The pic was taken of a man exiting a small foreign car, a Ladia Mike thought from the roofline.
It was the element of choice here that made it so difficult-not that it could ever be easy, ht thought, forking in a mouthful of hot shepherd's pic.