Tick: A pest. A problematic insect. Also refered to as a BoRe. The tick/BoRe easily gets under your skin causing irritation. The Tick/BoRe seems to be found in most parts of the world. It is an annoyance to nearly every known creature. It's only known natural enemy is 2 species found within the UK. They are commonly refered to as the "Lion1" and "Lion2". The tick/BoRe immediatly runs/retreats at the sight of these creatures. The only known cure for the tick/BoRe is the use of the "ignore" feature.
by floydrules August 5, 2009
by elcoolj August 30, 2005
A small insect that attaches it's self to other living creatures and sucks their blood thus gaining the name pest. Ticks must be removed from the body or it will cause serious damage to the host such as blood loss. If ticks are found on animals it is best to get them to the vet asap.
Jessie a 9 week old puppy masstif was coverd in more then 1,000 ticks and if she wasn't found when she was she would of died of blood loss.
by Finnerty November 22, 2009
A person capable of being self-sufficiant that chooses to live off of the American welfare sytem, thus sucking the financial blood of the American taxpayer dry.
Half of the damn country. "She can afford a smart phone, a nice car, a tanning bed, to have her hair and nails done, but she needs an EBT card to buy candy and soda. What a tick!"
by Getajobassholes May 1, 2013
apparently meaning to keep something's price on a tab..
used by those strange council estate people from prestwich England..
used by those strange council estate people from prestwich England..
by Priet October 5, 2005
The 1980's version of the 1990's robot dance, and the 2000's version of pop and lock. This involves, short
movements of the arms and legs with brief pauses in between. A form of breakdancing.
movements of the arms and legs with brief pauses in between. A form of breakdancing.
by bonneville babe February 8, 2005