tick

US /tɪk/

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UK /tɪk/

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo function properly or normally

When my car is warmed up it will tick along happily

n. (c.)Countable NounSmall blood-sucking insect that lives on the skin

I found a tick on my dog

n. (c.)Countable NounWritten mark to show something is correct or done

Put a tick beside the picture you want

v.t.Transitive VerbTo indicate or select by using check mark

Tick off each job as you finish it

n. (c.)Countable NounLight, quick, regular sound, like a clock

After we heard the bad news, the room became so quiet that we could only hear the tick of the clock

v.i.Intransitive Verb(Clock) to make light regular timed noise

I could hear the clock tick

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA very short space of time; a moment.

Give me a tick to think about it.

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i'm alive by the skin of my teeth i even made a tick talk about it and that's exactly what it
i'm alive by the skin of my teeth i even made a tick talk about it and that's exactly what it

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You can tick this off your list of things to do, right?
You can tick this off your list of things to do, right?

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Alright, well, I'm sort of on the tick-tick, so upsy-daisy, here we go.
Alright, well, I'm sort of on the tick-tick, so upsy-daisy, here we go.
on the tick-tick, so upsy-daisy, here we go.
on the tick-tick, so upsy-daisy, here we go.

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While you tick-off the items on your bucket list, be careful of the tourist traps.
While you tick-off the items on your bucket list, be careful of the tourist traps.

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is also a rule that regulates the basic fundamental tick between events, beyond which change can
is also a rule that regulates the basic fundamental tick between events, beyond which change can

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is also a rule that regulates the basic fundamental tick between events, beyond which change can
is also a rule that regulates the basic fundamental tick between events, beyond which change can