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Picknicker 

1- A dutch word to describe someone who loves to go out to fields, forests, or nature and has a meal in the open nature.

The old ideas where to spread a blanket and have a lunch box with sandwiches.

The more modern idea could be eating on tables and benches spread in local parks, and it can be just about any food save for barbecue (since that would be a barbecuer)

2- Dutch racist word to describe a nicker.
Pick (comes from the word Pik), stands for stealing
Nicker (comes from the english word nikker) stands for a black or colored person.
Black people are often seen as thieves in white societies.
1- Look at that picknicker picknicking there! I don't know who enjoys the food the most, the guy or the insects!

2- He's a 'picknicker', because he's a nikker and he steals (hij 'pikt')
Picknicker by Fukaface! November 6, 2010

afro pickpocket 

The act of stealing an Afro pick from a black person's Afro, without them realizing it.
Jermaine: Where did you get that Afro pick?

Jeff: I Afro pickpocketed that black guy Jerome at the Clippers game.

Pickpocking 

(pick - pock - king)

Someone who is BEYOND annoying.
Girl1: That girl is so freakin' Pickpocking!!!!!!!!

Girl2: OMG this boy that I just added on Facebook is so Pickpocking.
Pickpocking by Ran & Mel November 27, 2012

PicPocket 

def. PicPocket ˈpɪkˌpɒkɪt (v.)

1. the act of gaining access to all the photos taken at any live event in real-time, worldwide, without asking for them
2. the act of sharing photos at any live event without telling anyone

def. PicPocket ˈpɪkˌpɒkɪt (n.)
1. a person who steals from the pockets or handbags of others in public places pickpocket
2. anyone who gladly shares his/her photos taken at live events knowing that doing so gets them access to everyone else’s as well
3. anyone who has been promised pictures from weddings, birthday parties, Little League games and family reunions who's tired of being lied to and takes matters into their own hands so they never miss out again
4. an Austin, TX based start-up with a cool logo and an even cooler name that makes photo-sharing at live events so easy, it’s almost criminal
NASCAR fan #1: Dude, did you see that wreck at Daytona last week?
NASCAR fan #2: Nah. I was sitting way on the opposite side of the track!
NASCAR fan #1: Me too, but I PicPocket'ed them. Way cool.

future Bride: Honey, did you buy all those cheap, disposable, plastic cameras made in China for our wedding guests?
fiancé: No, sweetie. I decided we're gonna PicPocket the wedding and the reception instead. Everybody has an iPhone5 these days anyway and this way, we get all their photos instantly and can share them online without a hassle.
future Bride: oh, honey. I love you. You just think of everything.

soccer mom #1: Hey, will you send me those pics you took at the game on Saturday?
soccer mom #2: (yawn) that's so old school. All you have to do is download the PicPocket app and you could get everyone's photos instantly!
soccer mom #1: Oh… thanks. Valium?
PicPocket by SharingIsNotaCrime January 27, 2013

Reverse pickpocket 

When instead of taking stuff out of pockets you put stuff in.
The crown jewel of my reverse pickpocket career is slipping 5 didldos in the priests pocket.

pickpocket 

A person who takes other peoples belongings from their pocket, purse, or any other place on their body. These people only see purses and wallets, not faces. They also don't see "stealing" as bad, they see it as teaching other people to keep track of their belongings.
A pickpocket discuized as a bussiness man rushing to work walked by a woman and bumped and swooped her pocketbook from her purse.
pickpocket by Beans Tagg May 25, 2008
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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