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tic

[tik] / tɪk /
NOUN
spasm
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A Tic Tac or jellybean, for example, does not have enough water and too few air bubbles to allow it to expand.

From BBC

The circle worried him, and his left eyelid jumped, a tic that had recently developed.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition, the Fed team concluded that TIC data is not capturing just how much Cayman-domiciled hedge funds are dominating positions in the so-called basis trade.

From MarketWatch

TIC data is the main source of U.S. data on cross-border securities and banking.

From MarketWatch

Meanwhile, the gap between what’s being reported in the Treasury Department’s TIC data versus what’s reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission has widened to almost $1.4 trillion as of the end of last year.

From MarketWatch