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ticky Definition and Meaning in English (ticky definition)

adjective
Synonyms:fussyfinickymeticulous
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Ticky definition: Describing someone who is excessively particular or fussy about small, often insignificant, details.

Definitions of Ticky

  1. 1adjective(informal)

    Describing someone who is excessively particular or fussy about small, often insignificant, details.

  2. 2adjective(informal)

    Producing a light, regular, sharp sound, similar to that of a clock.

Example Sentences

casual

“He's very ticky about how his books are arranged on the shelf.”

casual

“The old clock in the hall has a ticky sound.”

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present participleticking
nountickiness

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