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tick off
verb as in annoy
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verb as in chide
verb as in count
verb as in distress
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verb as in enumerate
verb as in list
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verb as in number
verb as in rap
verb as in rebuke
verb as in reckon
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verb as in reprimand
verb as in specify
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verb as in tell off
verb as in vex
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Example Sentences
"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.
She has previously told the BBC her mother would tick off items on a bank statement against receipts while sitting at the kitchen table: "We weren't poor, but we didn't have money to waste."
Moments later, White is making her way down the hot pink Glow Recipe aisle in an oversize Lilo & Stitch T-shirt and sparkly green eyeliner, ticking off her favorite products in rapid succession.
"He is simply a dream to work with," she shares in an email to Salon, ticking off "his fearlessness, his honesty, his open heart, his charm and most importantly his talent."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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