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pluck off

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pluck something off (of) someone or something and pluck something off
to pick something off someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) She plucked the mosquito off his back before it could bite him. She plucked off the bud.
See also: pluck


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Its small berries can be hard to pluck off the branches.
Looking at the long-term, it would have been better to pluck off the flowers before they opened, thus redirecting the energy flow to root growth.
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