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time tick

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time tick [′tīm ‚tik]
(communications)
A radio-broadcast time signal consisting of one or more short audible sounds or beats; in particular, one which is generated by an accurately controlled pulsed radio signal.


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The engaging text combines amusing wordplay with lots of rhythm and a little rhyme, while the illustrations entice the reader to enjoy the action while observing the whereabouts of everyone (particularly the escaping mouse) as time ticks by on the bedside clock.
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Sadly, these same women almost always watch the time tick by, until the man ultimately gets up and leaves the scene without making any moves.
 
 
 
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