ticked Definition and Meaning in English (ticked definition)
adjectiveQuick Answer • Definition
Ticked definition: Feeling slightly annoyed or irritated about something.
Definitions of Ticked
- 1adjective(informal)
- 2adjective
Marked with a check mark, indicating correctness, completion, or selection.
- 3verb
Made a regular, short, sharp sound, typically like that of a clock or watch.
Example Sentences
casual
“She was really ticked off when her flight was delayed for hours.”
formal
“All the correct answers were ticked in green ink by the teacher.”
casual
“The old grandfather clock ticked loudly in the silent hall.”
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Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions
ticked offphrasal_verb
To make someone angry or annoyed.
tick all the boxesidiom
To meet all the necessary requirements or criteria.
tick overphrasal_verb
(Of an engine) to run slowly and quietly when the vehicle is not moving.
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Ticked definition: Feeling slightly annoyed or irritated about something.
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'Ticked' translates to 'ticked' in English. Ticked definition: Feeling slightly annoyed or irritated about something.
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