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Definition of tick
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Tick (n.)
Credit;
trust;
as, to buy on, or upon,
tick..
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Tick
::
Tick (v. t.) To check off by means of a tick or any small mark; to
score.
Adhesive
::
Adhesive
(a.)
Sticky;
tenacious,
as
glutinous
substances..
Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) To be set, as in mire or snow; to stick
fast..
Ticket
::
Ticket
(v. t.) To
distinguish
by a
ticket;
to put a
ticket
on; as, to
ticket
goods..
Gad
::
Gad (n.) A rod or
stick,
as a
fishing
rod, a
measuring
rod, or a rod used to drive
cattle
with..
Tickle
::
Tickle
(a.)
Ticklish;
easily
tickled.
Mahl-stick
::
Mahl-stick
(n.) See
Maul-stick.
Mostick
::
Mostick
(n.) A
painter's
maul-stick.
Charcoal
::
Charcoal
(v. t.)
Finely
prepared
charcoal
in small
sticks,
used as a
drawing
implement..
Transferable
::
Transferable
(a.)
Negotiable,
as a note, bill of
exchange,
or other
evidence
of
property,
that may be
conveyed
from one
person
to
another
by
indorsement
or other
writing;
capable
of being
transferred
with no loss of
value;
as, the
stocks
of most
public
companies
are
transferable;
some
tickets
are not
transferable..
Save-all
::
Save-all
(n.) A
device
in a
candlestick
to hold the ends of
candles,
so that they be
burned..
Plant
::
Plant (n.) A bush, or young tree; a
sapling;
hence,
a stick or
staff..
Trapstick
::
Trapstick
(n.) A stick used in
playing
the game of
trapball;
hence,
fig., a
slender
leg..
Lottery
::
Lottery
(n.) A
scheme
for the
distribution
of
prizes
by lot or
chance;
esp., a
gaming
scheme
in which one or more
tickets
bearing
particular
numbers
draw
prizes,
and the rest of
tickets
are
blanks.
Fig. : An
affair
of
chance..
Ticket
::
Ticket
(v.) A small piece of
paper,
cardboard,
or the like,
serving
as a
notice,
certificate,
or
distinguishing
token of
something..
Ticktack
::
Ticktack
(n.) A kind of
backgammon
played
both with men and pegs;
tricktrack.
Fascine
::
Fascine
(n.) A
cylindrical
bundle
of small
sticks
of wood, bound
together,
used in
raising
batteries,
filling
ditches,
strengthening
ramparts,
and
making
parapets;
also in
revetments
for river
banks,
and in mats for dams,
jetties,
etc..
Mopstick
::
Mopstick
(n.) The long
handle
of a mop.
Blank
::
Blank (n.) A lot by which
nothing
is
gained;
a
ticket
in a
lottery
on which no prize is
indicated.
Burnstickle
::
Burnstickle
(n.) A
stickleback
(Gasterosteus
aculeatus).
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