pickup
pickup {n.}, (stress on "pick")
1. A rugged, small truck.
When he got into the lumber business, Max traded in his comfortable two-door sedan for a pickup.
2. Scheduled meeting in order to transfer merchandise or stolen goods.
The pickup goes down at 7 A.M. every day by the loading dock.
The dope pushers usually make their pickup on Rush Street.
3. A person who is easy to persuade to go home with the suitor.
Sue is said to be an easy pickup.
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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms
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