1. To fortify with pickets; to enclose with pickets; to fasten to a picket or stake; to post as a picket.

2. A sharp stake used in fortification; a narrow board pointed for a fence; a guard posted in front of an army; a small body of men selected for a purpose; a game at cards; the punishment of standing on a pointed stake.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• puckel,
• tiket,
• picke,
• kicket,
• picjed,
• piccked,
• tickert,
• porcket,
• pickid,
• pickit,
• tickety,
• tickett,
• pscket,
• tcket,
• packt,
• cicked,
• ppicked,
• picknet,
• hacket,
• spicked

• pick at,
• piste,
• picot,
• pisciotta,
• pichette,
• piaget,
• packett,
• pick out,
• pocket,
• piece-dye,
• pickett,
• piquet,
• puckett,
• packet.

The adverb form of "picket" is "picketingly".

The adjective form of the word "picket" is "picketed".

The plural of the "picket" can be the "pickets".

The singular of the "picket" can be the "picket".