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Meaning of ticktack

Wordnet

ticktack (n)

system of signalling by hand signs used by bookmakers at racetracks

Wordnet

ticktack (v)

make a sound like a clock or a timer

Webster

ticktack (n.)

A noise like that made by a clock or a watch.

A kind of backgammon played both with men and pegs; tricktrack.

Webster

ticktack (adv.)

With a ticking noise, like that of a watch.

ticktack Sentence Examples

  1. The relentless ticktack of the clock echoed through the empty room.
  2. As the seconds dwindled away, the soft ticktack of the watch became louder.
  3. The ticktack of the metronome provided a steady rhythm for the pianist.
  4. The mischievous child hid the ticktack box under the sofa.
  5. The amber liquid in the glass ticked and tacked as it cooled.
  6. The persistent ticktack of the Loose Tooth Fairy was a sure sign of her imminent arrival.
  7. The actress's heart pounded in her chest like a ticktack during her monologue.
  8. The rain drops fell with a gentle ticktack against the windowpane.
  9. The ticktack of the elevator buttons announced the arrival of each floor.
  10. The old grandfather clock in the hallway ticked and tacked with an air of nostalgia.

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The relentless ticktack of the clock echoed through the empty room.

As the seconds dwindled away, the soft ticktack of the watch became louder.

The ticktack of the metronome provided a steady rhythm for the pianist.

The mischievous child hid the ticktack box under the sofa.