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Meanings of picnick (picnicked) in English

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Usage of picnicked in English
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Foreign journalists, and sight-seeing parties of munition-workers, picnicked in Bunghole Wood.
All in It : K(1) Carries On
2
They rode through autumn woodlands, and picnicked on the side of a hill.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
3
They picnicked in the grove, and six hundred of them went up the tower.
Edison: His Life and Inventions
4
The next day they went on a five-mile hike, and picnicked on the way.
Danielle Steel
5
She climbed beyond the ledge where she and her family had picnicked in June.
Stash
6
A group of foreign emigrants picnicked in the shade.
Lister's Great Adventure
7
She and Dan had picnicked there on nice days.
Solomon's oak: a novel
8
We have picnicked in that area in the past.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
9
Many parents ignored his warnings and some picnicked with children on the lawn at the rally.
Reuters
10
Families, couples and groups of teens picnicked under knotty trees, frolicking intermittently in the vigorous waves.
Ebony
11
The American doctors and we picnicked together.
The Luck of Thirteen: Wanderings and Flight through Montenegro a...
12
Balloons floated by, aerostat artists pedaled overhead, music filled the air while people picnicked on the lawns.
The Postman
13
Esther boated, picnicked, played croquet and tennis.
Up the Hill and Over
14
They walked, rowed, berried and picnicked together.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908
15
They picnicked in the fast lane.
Wired
16
People dressed all in white were playing a game he didn't know while spectators picnicked round the boundary.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Picnicked through the time