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tic T0203400 (tĭk)n.1. A repetitive, rapid, sudden muscular movement or vocalization, usually experienced as involuntary or semivoluntary.2. A quirk or habit of behavior or language: common phrases that have become verbal tics.intr.v. ticced, tic·cing, tics To have a tic; produce tics: factors that affect the frequency of ticcing.
[French.]tic (tɪk) n (Pathology) spasmodic twitching of a particular group of muscles[C19: from French, of uncertain origin; compare Italian ticche]tic (tɪk)
n. 1. a. a sudden, spasmodic, painless, involuntary muscular contraction, as of the face. b. tic douloureux. 2. a persistent behavioral trait; personal quirk. [1790–1800; < French (of expressive orig.)] -tic a suffix, equivalent in meaning to -ic, occurring orig. in adjectives of Greek origin (analytic), and used esp. in the formation of adjectives from nouns ending in -sis: neurotic; systaltic. [< Greek -tikos, extracted from adjs. derived with -ikos -ic from agent nouns ending in -tēs; compare athlete and athletic] ticThe involuntary twitching of a muscle normally under voluntary control. Generally a sign of anxiety or insecurity, a tic begins as a deliberate movement that gradually becomes unconscious.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | tic - a local and habitual twitching especially in the facetwitch, twitching, vellication - a sudden muscle spasm; especially one caused by a nervous condition |
ticnoun twitch, jerk, spasm She developed a tic in her left eye.ticnounA nervous shaking of the body:quake, quiver, shake, shiver, shudder, thrill, tremor, twitch.Translationstic (tik) noun a nervous, involuntary movement or twitch of a muscle, especially of the face. She has a nervous tic below her left eye. 痙攣，抽搐，局部的抽筋 痉挛，抽搐，局部的抽筋 tic
TICAn abbreviation for "tongue in cheek," describing something humorous or intended as a joke, though seeming or appearing to be serious. I thought it was obvious that my comments were TIC, but it seems like I offended several people at the party.tongue in cheek COMMON If a remark or piece of writing is tongue in cheek, it is meant to be funny and is not meant to be taken seriously. I think people are taking all this more seriously than we intended. It was supposed to be tongue in cheek. Note: You can also say that someone is talking or writing with tongue in cheek or with their tongue in their cheek. If Howard said that, it must have been with tongue in cheek. Labour MPs, some with their tongue firmly in their cheeks, judged the result to have been a great success. Note: Tongue-in-cheek can also be used before a noun. The advert was meant to be a light-hearted, tongue-in-cheek approach. We never intended to offend anyone.See also: cheek, tongue(with) tongue in cheek speaking or writing in an ironic or insincere way. This expression originated in the fuller form put or thrust your tongue in your cheek , meaning ‘speak insincerely’. At one time, putting your tongue in your cheek could also be a gesture of contempt, but that shade of meaning has disappeared from the modern idiom.See also: cheek, tongue(with) tongue in ˈcheek (also with your tongue in your ˈcheek) if you say something with your tongue in your cheek, you are not being serious and mean it as a joke: I never know if Charlie’s serious or if he’s speaking with tongue in cheek. ♢ a tongue-in-cheek remark OPPOSITE: in all seriousnessSee also: cheek, tonguetongue in cheek and TIC phr. & comp. abb. a phrase said when the speaker is joking or not being sincere. My comment was made TIC. Don’t take me seriously. See also: cheek, tongueTIC verbSee tongue in cheektic
tic: see spasmspasm,
involuntary rigid muscle contraction, often persistent and often accompanied by pain. It usually has some underlying physical cause such as disease, strain, or injury to the muscle or nearby tissues, impairment of circulation, or a disturbance of body chemistry.
..... Click the link for more information. .Tic an involuntary muscular contraction; a form of hyperkinesia. A tic may be related to the effect of encephalitis on parts of the brain; it may be a congenital pathological condition, frequently associated with a neuropathic personality; it may appear with attacks of trigeminal neuralgia (tic douloureux); or it may result from neuritis of the facial nerve. A distinction is made between generalized tics, involving all the muscles, and local tics, which are more common. The muscles usually affected are those of the face and neck. The twitching resembles such voluntary movements as winking, frowning, lip-smacking, or lip-licking. Tics generally disappear during sleep and become more severe under emotional stress. Treatment consists of the administration of sedatives, tranquilizers, and anticonvulsants. tic Pathol spasmodic twitching of a particular group of muscles TIC(Token Ring Interface Card) Slang for a Token Ring NIC (network interface card). See token ring network.tic
tic [tik] (Fr.) an involuntary, compulsive, rapid, repetitive, stereotyped movement or vocalization, experienced as irresistible although it can be suppressed for some length of time; occurrence is increased by stress and reduced during sleep or engrossing activities. Tics may be of psychogenic or neurogenic origin and are subclassified as either simple, such as eye blinking, shoulder shrugging, coughing, grunting, snorting, or barking; or complex, such as facial gestures, grooming motions, coprolalia (obscene language), echolalia (repeating the most recently heard word or sound), or echokinesis (imitation of another's movements).tic douloureux a painful disorder of the trigeminal nerve, characterized by severe pain in the face and forehead on the affected side, extending to the midline of the face and head, triggered by stimuli such as cold drafts, chewing, drinking cold liquids, brushing the hair, or washing the face. Called also trigeminal neuralgia.
Treatment. Medical treatment is usually preferred, since surgical correction results in complete loss of sensation in the areas served by the nerve. The drugs employed include trichloroethylene administered by inhalation, niacin, potassium chloride, diethazine, and most recently carbamazepine. When surgery is resorted to, the patient must be watched for signs of corneal infection, which frequently occurs, usually because of loss of the corneal reflex, which normally provides a warning when foreign material or other injurious agents enter the eye. Postoperative instructions must be given so that the patient can take necessary measures for the protection of the eye after discharge from the hospital.facial tic spasm of the facial muscles.tic (tik), Do not confuse this word with tick.Habitual, repeated contraction of certain muscles, resulting in stereotyped individualized actions that can be voluntarily suppressed for only brief periods, for example, clearing the throat, sniffing, pursing the lips, excessive blinking; especially prominent when the person is under stress; there is no known pathologic substrate.
See also: spasm. Synonym(s): Brissaud disease, habit chorea, habit spasm [Fr.] tic (tĭk)n.1. A repetitive, rapid, sudden muscular movement or vocalization, usually experienced as involuntary or semivoluntary.2. A quirk or habit of behavior or language: common phrases that have become verbal tics.intr.v. ticced, ticcing, tics To have a tic; produce tics: factors that affect the frequency of ticcing.A sudden, repetitive, stereotyped, nonrhythmic movement—motor tic—or sound—phonic tic—involving discrete muscle groups, which may be invisible to the observer—e.g., abdominal tensing
Common tics Eye blinking, throat clearing
DiffDx Chorea, dystonia, myoclonus, autism and stereotypic movement disorder, compulsive movements of OCD and seizure activitytic Habit spasm A complex of multiple abrupt, coordinated involuntary and/or compulsive spasms, including eye blinking, facial gestures, vocalizations, shoulder shrugging, etc which, when controlled, may be followed by more intense and frequent 'rebound' contractions; tics may be exacerbated by stress and ameliorated by psychotherapy. See Dystonic tic, Motor tic, Tourette syndrome, Transient tic disorder, Verbal tic, Vocal tic. Cf Jumping Frenchmen of Maine syndrome Medtalk A popular synonym for diverticulosis. tic (tik) Habitual, repeated contraction of certain muscles, resulting in stereotyped individualized actions that can be voluntarily suppressed for only brief periods (e.g., clearing the throat, sniffing, pursing the lips, excessive blinking); especially prominent when the person is under stress; there is no known pathologic substrate.
See also: spasm
Synonym(s): Brissaud disease, habit spasm. [Fr.]TicBrief and intermittent involuntary movement or sound.Mentioned in: Tourette SyndromeBrissaud, Edouard, French physician, 1852-1909. Brissaud disease - habitual, repeated contraction of certain muscles, resulting in actions that can be voluntarily suppressed for only brief periods. Synonym(s): ticBrissaud infantilism - Synonym(s): infantile hypothyroidismBrissaud reflex - tickling the sole causes a contraction of the tensor fasciae latae muscle, even when there is no responsive movement of the toes.Brissaud-Marie syndrome - unilateral spasm of the tongue and lips, of hysterical nature.tic (tik) Habitual, repeated contraction of some muscles, resulting in stereotyped individualized actions that can be voluntarily suppressed for only brief periods, e.g., clearing the throat, sniffing. [Fr.]Patient discussion about ticQ. Eczema tic itching leads making his skin reddish and abraded. My brothers eczema is very vulnerable to allergens. In spite of steps taken to eliminate this we have not succeeded much. His medicines do not help him. They cannot cure this immune disorder. They have started showing some side effects. His fight for eczema tic itching starts again once he stops his medicines. Eczema tic itching leads making his skin reddish and abraded. If any diet can help then please guide?A. Though food can also trigger eczema symptoms. Thus you must avoid cow`s milk, eggs, shellfish. Avoid dusty areas, pollution. His doctor would have told about the allergens to be avoided just follow them. You can also make him have raw food. It’s said that they help reduce on the return of the symptoms. Use anything as natural as possible, like soaps, clothing and anything which is unnatural. This will help for the eczematic impact to reduce.
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| TIC➣Ticket | | TIC➣Technologies de l'information et de la Communication | | TIC➣Technologies de l'Information et des Communications (French) | | TIC➣Technology in Context (education) | | TIC➣Third International Conference (various organizations) | | TIC➣Training in Communication (various organizations) | | TIC➣Together in Christ | | TIC➣Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones | | TIC➣Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação (Portuguese) | | TIC➣This Is China (Tove Vine book) | | TIC➣The Industrial Company (Englewood, CO) | | TIC➣Titanium Carbide | | TIC➣Third in Command (gaming) | | TIC➣Tongue-In-Cheek | | TIC➣Theatre in the Classroom (various organizations) | | TIC➣Tourist Information Center | | TIC➣Tenancy in Common (finance) | | TIC➣Tensar International Corporation (Atlanta, GA) | | TIC➣To Improve Conditions (club) | | TIC➣The Irvine Company (various locations) | | TIC➣Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (Infrastructure Canada) | | TIC➣Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicaciones (Spanish: Information Technology and Communications) | | TIC➣The Immaculate Collection (music album) | | TIC➣The International Coalition (Red River Basin; US and Canada) | | TIC➣Tudor Investment Corporation (est. 1980; various locations) | | TIC➣Thermal Imaging Camera (used by firefighters, police, and military to detect heat signatures) | | TIC➣Total Investment Cost | | TIC➣Token Interface Card | | TIC➣Trunk Interface Card | | TIC➣Tokenring Interface Coupler | | TIC➣Tcp Interprocess Communications | | TIC➣Total Ion Count | | TIC➣Trade Information Center | | TIC➣The Inner Circle | | TIC➣Total Inorganic Carbon | | TIC➣The Industrial Corporation (Steamboat Springs, CO) | | TIC➣Trade and Investment Committee (various locations) | | TIC➣Technical Intelligence Center (US Navy) | | TIC➣Tokyo International Center (Tokyo, Japan) | | TIC➣Technology Innovation Centre (UCE Birmingham, UK) | | TIC➣Total Ion Current (mass spectrometry) | | TIC➣Troops In Contact | | TIC➣Turfgrass Information Center | | TIC➣Travel Industry Council of Hong Kong | | TIC➣The Insurance Centre (various locations) | | TIC➣Treasury International Capital System | | TIC➣Toxic Industrial Chemical | | TIC➣True Interest Cost (bond finance) | | TIC➣Time In Class (US State Department) | | TIC➣Trusted Internet Connection (US OMB) | | TIC➣Technology Integration Center (US Army ISEC) | | TIC➣Travel Information Center | | TIC➣Total Installed Cost (total cost of Engineering/Procurement/Construction, EPC) | | TIC➣Tenant Income Certification (tax credit compliance) | | TIC➣Terrorism Insurance Coverage | | TIC➣Technology Information Center | | TIC➣Taxation Information and Communication (EU) | | TIC➣Toronto International Centre (Canada) | | TIC➣Taxe Intérieure de Consommation (French: Domestic Consumption Tax) | | TIC➣Thames Innovation Centre (UK) | | TIC➣Transportation Information Center | | TIC➣Traffic Information Centre | | TIC➣Toyama International Center (Japan) | | TIC➣Toshiba International Corporation Pty. Ltd (Australia) | | TIC➣Travelers Insurance Company | | TIC➣The Internet Council (Herndon, VA) | | TIC➣Travel Insurance Coordinators, Ltd (Toronto, ON, Canada) | | TIC➣Taipei International Church (Taipei, Taiwan) | | TIC➣Token-ring Interface Coupler | | TIC➣Technical Issues Committee (accounting) | | TIC➣Tantalum-Niobium International Study Center | | TIC➣The Interactive Channel (interactve TV network) | | TIC➣Tentatively Identified Compound (analytical laboratories) | | TIC➣Tank Industry Consultants (Indianapolis, IN) | | TIC➣Tyre Industry Council (UK) | | TIC➣Travel Information Council | | TIC➣Time Interval Counter | | TIC➣Transvaal Indian Congress | | TIC➣TEL-Instrument Electronics Corp. (Carlstadt, NJ; manufacturer of avionics test equipment) | | TIC➣Telephone Information Center | | TIC➣Tottori Prefecture Information-Center (IBM; Japan) | | TIC➣The Information Channel | | TIC➣Transport Interconnection Charge (FCC) | | TIC➣Trouble Isolation Charge | | TIC➣Tactical Information Coordinator | | TIC➣Technical Integrity Custodian (Australia) | | TIC➣The Techdirt Insight Community (forum) | | TIC➣Test Interface Controller | | TIC➣Technical Integration Center | | TIC➣Technical Information Contact (NIST) | | TIC➣Telecommunications Information Council (State of Alaska) | | TIC➣Technician in Charge | | TIC➣Testing, Inspection and Certification (various organizations) | | TIC➣Tachycardia Induced Cardiomyopathy | | TIC➣The Interdiction Committee | | TIC➣Technical Information Coordinator | | TIC➣Tunnel Information & Control (protocol) | | TIC➣Tactical Intelligence Center | | TIC➣Temperature Indicator Controller (industrial description of a controller) | | TIC➣Toxicology Information Center | | TIC➣Target Information Center | | TIC➣Trouble Involontaire Convulsif (French: Involuntary Convulsive Disorder; film) | | TIC➣Target Intercept Computer | | TIC➣Tijdschrift voor Industriële Cultuur (Dutch: Journal of Industrial Culture; Belgium) | | TIC➣Three Island Crossing (Idaho State Park) | | TIC➣Telephone Initial Claims | | TIC➣Tandem Inter-(LATA) Connecting trunk | | TIC➣Technology International Corporation | | TIC➣Tenderness, Instability, Crepitus | | TIC➣Time Is Capital | | TIC➣Test Item Cluster | | TIC➣Transport Informatic Center (Vietnam) | | TIC➣Transactional Interaction Contract | | TIC➣Terminal Indicate Capability | | TIC➣Toaster Input Controller (Cisco) | | TIC➣Total Item Change | | TIC➣Tehnologiile Informatiei Si Comunicatiei (Romania) | | TIC➣Teacher's Individual Credit | | TIC➣Trainee Incident Commander (US FEMA) | | TIC➣Theater Intelligence Center | | TIC➣Texas Islamic Court | | TIC➣Tactical Internet Configuration | | TIC➣Throttle Input Command | | TIC➣Tenderness, Instability, of Crepitation (trauma examination) | | TIC➣Technical Interface Concept | | TIC➣Target to Image Correlation | | TIC➣Tactical Internet Center | | TIC➣Task Interrupt Control | | TIC➣Tape Intersystem Connection | | TIC➣Timing Interface Card (Sycamore) | | TIC➣Trial Intercept Calculations | | TIC➣Toxicity Identified Compounds | | TIC➣Top of Inner Casing (monitoring wells to denote measuring point) | | TIC➣Tactical Integration Center | | TIC➣Technical Information Center/Coordinator | | TIC➣Terminal International Center (ITU-T) | | TIC➣Tracker Illuminator Console | | TIC➣Threat Intelligence Community | | TIC➣Training Implementation Checklist | | TIC➣Turbo Interference Cancellation | | TIC➣Teknisk Information Centre (Sweden) | | TIC➣Tactical Interface Computer | | TIC➣Tax Interpretation Circulars | | TIC➣Technical Instructors Course | | TIC➣Technical Interface Certification | | TIC➣Testing and Interoperability Center | | TIC➣Training & Information Co-Ordination |
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Synonyms for ticnoun twitchSynonymsSynonyms for ticnoun a nervous shaking of the bodySynonyms- quake
- quiver
- shake
- shiver
- shudder
- thrill
- tremor
- twitch
Words related to ticnoun a local and habitual twitching especially in the faceRelated Words- twitch
- twitching
- vellication
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