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Substitution for a wide range of cuss words. Can be altered to: ticker or ticking. Can also be used as an adjective, to describe someone or something you may dislike.

"What a stupid ticking tick!" "You're such a ticking tick, you're ticking me off!" "ya dumb tick" "I hate this ticking teacher, he's so ticking boring" In a situation where you have lost your car keys, some possible responses could be: "Holy tick!" or "Ticker!"

Playing time or time spent in the game when playing a sport

Chris is gonna get a lotta tick next season

Volunteer Firefighter

Look at the tick with all the lights in their car.

to make someone really mad

She really ticks me off when she flirts with my man

For something to be described as "ticking it", it must be exceptionally good or very interesting. For a person to be "ticking it", they must be very good-looking or socially admirable. It is similar to words like nang, peng and grade. It originated in Nottingham in 2010. It is a manipulation of the phrase "ticking all the boxes".

He is so hot, he's just ticking it

A volunteer firefighter who hangs out at a paid fire station and wants to try to be one of the "career guys"

Man i wish these damn ticks would stop trying to ride the rigs they aint worth shit.

A snare player on drumline that plays so off, there's a ticking noise.

Who's the tick on drumline?