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tic for tac 

An expression used by illiterates who don't realize that the expression is tit for tat.
Person 1: It doesn't make any sense to continue going back and forth with this tic for tac.
Person 2: Don't you mean tit for tat?
Person 1: What?
tic for tac by AverySays March 27, 2016
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tic for tac 

One for one. You go, then I go. It's like a rule of exchange; reciprocity.
"Send me a picture of yourself."
"tic for tac . . . "
tic for tac by snowball87 September 10, 2013

Tic for Tac 

Previously known as Tit for Tat, through the Krishna Evolution this has changed to Tic for Tac... Rumour has it that she assumed it was called Tic for Tac all her life.
"I burped because you did it before so Tic for Tac!"
Tic for Tac by BFG95 June 22, 2020

Tic Tac for the Nut Sack 

Gold Bond Medicated Powder (Green Bottle)
Need a pick me up, try a tic tac for the nut sack.
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