Ticked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TICKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TICK, to make a sound like a clock
• mark (an item) with a tick or select (a box) on a form, questionnaire, etc. to indicate that something has been chosen, checked, approved, or dealt with
• (of a clock or other mechanical device) make regular short, sharp sounds, typically one for every second of time that passes
• (of time) pass
• proceed or progress
NOUN:
• a mark (✓) used to indicate that an item in a list or text is correct or has been chosen, checked, or dealt with.
• a regular short, sharp sound, especially that made by a clock or watch
• a moment
• the smallest recognized amount by which a price of a security or future may fluctuate.
• a parasitic arachnid which attaches itself to the skin of a terrestrial vertebrate from which it sucks blood, leaving the host when sated. Some species transmit diseases, including tularaemia and Lyme disease.
• a parasitic louse fly, especially the sheep ked.
• a worthless or contemptible person
• a fabric case stuffed with feathers or other material to form a mattress or pillow.
• on credit
• a mark (✓) used to indicate that an item in a list or text is correct or has been chosen, checked, or dealt with.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a recurrent clicking sound

Words related to TICKED

tick10 ticking14 ticks11

Words that contain TICKED

sticked14 anticked15 deticked16 lipsticked19 pigsticked20 politicked19 practicked21 outpoliticked22

How to use TICKED in a sentence

• A clock ticked with almost an echo into the rather vast silence.
• The moments ticked themselves away on the big hall clock.
• The Seftons were liver and whites also, and so were the Edges of Strelly, but mostly heavily ticked.
• On the wall ticked an old-fashioned square wooden clock.
• Calmly he seated himself at the instrument and ticked off the inspired words in the dots and dashes of the Morse alphabet.
• The clock on the mantelpiece ticked very slowly, and I realised that an eternity of these long seconds separated me from dinner-time.
• The little clock on the mantel ticked gaily, the fire sparkled and the familiar sounds of the careless city came faintly to their ears.
• The clock ticked loudly in the silence of the old room, the hands moving slowly towards ten.
• A second long ten minutes ticked itself off on the clock, which Olga could barely see.
• A tall clock, with a rocking ship above the face, ticked in the corner.
• The clock in the corner ticked at its same deliberate pace, but its hands pointed to twenty minutes past two.
• A great clock ticked solemnly from the foot of the stairs.
• At least so it seemed to Anna Moore, as she glanced from time to time at the tiny French clock that silently ticked away the hours on the high oaken mantel-piece.
• One after another the clock ticked off the minutes with painful distinctness in the stillness of the room.
• The command had gone forth that no man should place a stake till the last second of the day had ticked itself into the past.
• The old Dutch clock ticked louder than ever, and, as usual, recorded the quarters with an internal convulsion.
• Soul open to soul, heart beating against heart! The old clock ticked in the stillness, and the crimson glow of the sunset was reflected on the parlor wall.
• It ticked so loudly that it sounded like a cricket, and would have betrayed any person in an ordinary sized room, when there was no unusual noise.
• The clock ticked, the light slowly faded, leaving the room in shadow.
• The time ticked on, and although he was eager to be at work he almost dreaded the moment when Mr.
• The alarum-clock on the black mantelpiece ticked noisily.
• The room became still again, and the clock ticked away the time.
• Regardless of the waste of time, he continued to gaze until the watch on his desk had ticked off five minutes, or two hundred and thirty-five dollars.
• She sat in the little drawing-room, and the cast-bronze clock ticked out the minutes.
• The minutes ticked on, and the constable did not arrive.
• The clock on the mantel-piece ticked steadily away in the silence.
• He turned impetuously to a calendar on his writing-table, and ticked off another day.
• It seemed to him that whole minutes had passed, although in reality the old-fashioned clock at the end of the hall had ticked not more than thrice.
• As he slowly ticked off the letters of the alphabet and the first ten numerals, Mrs.
• Seconds ticked by while a score of pale faces watched over the side of the launch.
• A little thing, in a case of carved ivory, that ticked on a table near my bed, Moliere had given to one of her ancestors, and there were many others of equal interest.
• The hands of the old clock upon the mantel that ticked off the hours when Charlie sighed and when Charlie died, draw on toward midnight.
• The clock ticked on, and at intervals there was the rumble of trains passing to and from Ravenscourt Park station, and the clang of distant tram-bells.
• It had been in his waistcoat pocket but it still ticked steadily on where it lay there beside its dead owner.
• Eagerly he listened to the clock as it ticked on the shelf across the room, and struck out the heavy-footed hours.
• So she waited quietly beside him for two of the longest minutes that ever were ticked off by a clock.

Similar words containing TICK without suffix ed

tick10 stick11 ticks11 ticky14 antick12 detick13 shtick15 sticks12 sticky15 ticken12 ticker12 ticket12 tickey15 tickle12 tickly15 uptick14 anticke13 anticks13 bedtick16 bestick15 deticks14 lustick13 schtick18 shticks16 shticky19 sticked14 sticker13 stickie13 stickit13 stickle13 stickum15 stickup15 tickens13 tickers13 tickets13 tickeys16 tickies13 ticking14 tickled14 tickler13 tickles13 unstick13 upticks15 anticked15 antickes14 bedticks17 besticks16 bigstick17 bluetick16 canstick16 deticked16 deticker15 dipstick17 downtick18 gunstick15 joystick24 lipstick16 lobstick16 lopstick16 malstick16 mapstick18 mopstick18 nonstick14 panstick16 pigstick17 politick16 practick18 schticks19 staticky17 stickers14 stickful17 stickied15 stickier14 stickies14 stickily17 sticking15 stickjaw24 stickled15 stickler14 stickles14 stickman16 stickmen16 stickout14 stickpin16 stickums16 stickups16 ticketed15 tickings15 ticklace16 ticklers14 ticklier14 tickling15 ticklish17 tickseed15 ticktack20 ticktock20 unsticks14 anticking16 antistick15 blueticks17 cansticks17 chapstick22 chopstick22 crabstick19 detickers16 deticking17 dipsticks18 downticks19 drumstick18 flagstick19 flatstick18 gearstick16 glowstick19 goldstick17 gunsticks16 headstick19 joysticks25 knobstick21 lipsticks17 lobsticks17 lopsticks17 mahlstick20 malsticks17 mapsticks19 maulstick17 metestick17 mopsticks19 nickstick21 nonsticky18 pansticks17 phrentick20 pigsticks18 plasticky20 politicks17 practicks19 rainstick15 rickstick21 shtickier18 slapstick17 stickable17 stickball17 stickered16 stickfuls18 stickiest15 stickings16 stickjaws25 sticklers15 sticklike19 stickling16 stickouts15 stickpins17 stickseed16 stickweed19 stickwork22 stickying19 ticketing16 ticklaces17 tickliest15 ticklings16 tickseeds16 ticktacks21 ticktocks21 yardstick19 boomstick19 tickleass15 besticking19 breadstick19 broomstick20 chapsticks23 chopsticks23 crabsticks20 drumsticks19 ferntickle19 flagsticks20 gearsticks17 glowsticks20 goldsticks18 greenstick17 headsticks20 knobsticks22 lipsticked19 mahlsticks21 matchstick23 maulsticks18 meterstick18 metesticks18 metrestick18 nicksticks22 nightstick20 pawnticket21 pigsticked20 pigsticker19 politicked19 politicker18 practicked21 rainsticks16 ricksticks22 shiftstick22 shtickiest19 slapsticks18 stickballs18 stickering17 stickiness16 sticklings17 stickseeds17 sticktight20 stickweeds20 stickworks23 stickybeak25 swordstick20 taperstick18 ticketings17 ticketless16 ticklishly22 ticktacked23 ticktocked23 unsticking17 yardsticks20 slapsticky21 boomsticks20 potsticker18 tickertape18 statickier16 billsticker19 breadsticks20 broomsticks21 candlestick20 fernitickle20 ferntickled21 ferntickles20 fernytickle23 fiddlestick22 lipsticking20 matchsticks24 metersticks19 metresticks19 needlestick18 nightsticks21 outpolitick19 pawntickets22 pigstickers20 pigsticking21 politickers19 politicking20 practicking22 rheumaticky25 shiftsticks23 singlestick18 spitsticker19 stickhandle21 stickleader18 stickleback25 sticktights21 stickybeaks26 swordsticks21 tapersticks19 tickettyboo22 ticktacking24 ticktacktoe23 ticktocking24 greensticks18 potstickers19 tickertapes19 tickleasses17 statickiest17 plastickier19 billstickers20 billsticking21 candlesticks21 fairnitickle21 fairnytickle24 fernitickles21 fernytickles24 fiddlesticks23 outpoliticks20 pigstickings22 politickings21 singlesticks19 spitstickers20 stickability23 stickhandled23 stickhandler22 stickhandles22 stickinesses18 stickleaders19 sticklebacks26 stickybeaked28 ticklishness21 ticktacktoes24 walkingstick26 needlesticks19 plastickiest20 billstickings22 fairnitickles22 fairnytickles25 outpoliticked22 stickhandlers23 stickhandling24 stickybeaking29 walkingsticks27

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