Tom Graves: Do you have a costume for the relay?
Me: Yes, I have a full-on, adult cow costume with udders and everything that I'll be running in.
Tom Graves: Well then you're all ticketyboo.
Me: What?
Me: Yes, I have a full-on, adult cow costume with udders and everything that I'll be running in.
Tom Graves: Well then you're all ticketyboo.
Me: What?
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by Donald Currie December 31, 2003
Get the Tickety boo mug.Perhaps the most embarrasing words ever to be in existance, used mostly by geeks who enjoy computering and comic book reading. Said (geek) often mutters this word to themselves as he/she knows that it will gain them no (street cred)and may deplete the tiny credit that they already have gained from ditching warhammer club one cold winters because the deleted scene of the latest star wars was on tv . The word is said when something is in good order and working well.
Nerd/Geek/Dweeb: One has just pressed mine ties for the following week and everything is tiketyboo!
Greetings mortal i trust the new version of dungeons and dragons is tiketyboo!
Greetings mortal i trust the new version of dungeons and dragons is tiketyboo!
by you are not a jedi yet November 20, 2006
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by John Fergusson September 16, 2003
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2. Proceeding quickly.
This expression may have originated in Scotland, where it's the title of a popular children's song. A song called "Everything Is Tickety-Boo" was recorded by Danny Kaye as part of the film "Merry Andrew".
This expression is heard more often in Canada nowadays. May have originated in the British military. Possibly related to the Hindi expression "tickee babu", meaning "everything's alright, sir". Some people spell it "diggity boo" or "tiggity boo".
2. Proceeding quickly.
This expression may have originated in Scotland, where it's the title of a popular children's song. A song called "Everything Is Tickety-Boo" was recorded by Danny Kaye as part of the film "Merry Andrew".
This expression is heard more often in Canada nowadays. May have originated in the British military. Possibly related to the Hindi expression "tickee babu", meaning "everything's alright, sir". Some people spell it "diggity boo" or "tiggity boo".
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