How Do You Spell PLUCKS?

Pronunciation: [plˈʌks] (IPA)

The word "plucks" is spelled with a silent letter "k", which can cause confusion for some English learners. The correct IPA phonetic transcription of the word is /plʌks/, with stress on the first syllable. The letter "u" is pronounced as /ʌ/ as in "hut", and the letter combination "ck" is pronounced as /k/. The word means to pick or pull something out, and is commonly used in the context of playing a stringed instrument such as a guitar or violin.

PLUCKS Meaning and Definition

  1. Plucks is a verb that has multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used.

    One definition of plucks is the act of pulling or picking at something, usually with one's fingers or with a tool, in order to remove it or extract it. For example, when used in the context of eyebrow grooming, plucks refer to removing unwanted hairs by pulling them out one by one. Similarly, in the field of agriculture, plucks can refer to the act of picking fruits, vegetables, or flowers from a plant.

    Another meaning of plucks is related to playing a musical instrument, particularly string instruments like a guitar or a harp. In this sense, plucks refer to the action of pulling or striking the strings with one's fingers or a plectrum to create sounds. Skilled musicians often use precise plucks to produce specific notes or melodies.

    Additionally, plucks can also mean the act of courageously or boldly taking action in a difficult or risky situation. It implies having the determination and audacity to face challenges head-on. It is often used in phrases like "a person of great plucks" or "gathered the plucks to confront the issue," highlighting someone's bravery or fortitude.

    Overall, plucks can denote the actions of pulling or picking, playing a musical instrument, or exhibiting courage in various contexts.

Common Misspellings for PLUCKS

Etymology of PLUCKS

The word "plucks" is derived from the Middle English word "plucken", which originated from the Old English word "pluccian". It is believed to have Germanic origins and is related to the Gothic word "plukkōn", which means "to tear".

Similar spelling words for PLUCKS

Conjugate verb Plucks

CONDITIONAL

I would pluck
we would pluck
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FUTURE

I will pluck
we will pluck
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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have plucked
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PAST

I plucked
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PAST PERFECT

I had plucked
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PRESENT

I pluck
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PRESENT PERFECT

I have plucked
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I am plucking
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