Usually means: Machine for harvesting cotton crops.
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  1. cotton picker: Merriam-Webster
  2. cotton picker: Collins English Dictionary
  3. cotton-picker: Wordnik
  4. cotton picker: Wiktionary
  5. cotton picker: Infoplease Dictionary
  6. cotton picker: Dictionary.com
  7. Cotton picker: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  8. cotton picker: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. cotton-picker: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (cotton picker)

▸ noun:  Someone who harvests cotton.
▸ noun:  (ethnic slur) A black person.

Similar:
handpicker, ginner, cropper, harvester, cherry picker, cane cutter, panman, reaper, gleaner, hairpuller, more...

Opposite:
cotton planter, cotton grower, cotton farmer

Adjectives:
willy, cotton-picking, cotton, boon, linoleumed, fly, cottony, woolly, pily, felted, pilled

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Similar:
handpicker, ginner, cropper, harvester, cherry picker, cane cutter, panman, reaper, gleaner, hairpuller, more...

Opposite:
cotton planter, cotton grower, cotton farmer

Adjectives:
willy, cotton-picking, cotton, boon, linoleumed, fly, cottony, woolly, pily, felted, pilled



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