ticked off

"We want to go to a World Cup - we've got to get that ticked off. If we get there, we want to compete. These players deserve to be there."

Asked by the Times to validate the claim, Ramirez ticked off a list of incidents he said occurred at stores but did not name any at houses.

One by one, items on the musicians’ wish list were ticked off.

Sitting at a table inside a Whole Foods near the Northern Arizona University campus, a space he considers his office, Bergland ticked off a list of visitors during what was just an average spring week.

“Y’all got every right to be mad at him. Downright ticked off, if you ask me. But this ain’t just ’bout helping him.