English to English Dictionary

Tic

A sudden, repetitive movement or sound made involuntarily.

Tich

Very small in size; tiny or diminutive.

Tick

A mark (✓) used for checking off an item or indicating that something is correct.

Tick-box

A small square printed on a form or digital interface that is ticked or checked to indicate a choice, preference, or completion.

Ticked

To mark (an item) with a tick or check mark.

Ticket

A small piece of paper or electronic certificate that gives the holder the right to enter a place, travel by public transport, or participate in an event.

Ticket Price

The amount of money required to purchase a ticket for an event, travel, or admission.

Ticket Scalper

A person who buys tickets to events and resells them at a higher price, often illegally.

Ticket-buyer

A person who purchases tickets for events, travel, or other activities.

Tickle

To touch or stroke lightly in a way that causes laughter or a tingling sensation.

Tickover

The speed at which an internal combustion engine runs idly when the vehicle is stationary and the gears are disengaged.

Tidy

Arranged neatly and in order; neat.