Moderate as in annoy To reprimand or criticize someone, often in a direct and assertive manner, as commonly seen in rap music. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Tick Off'
The constant noise from the construction site next door began to tick off the students during their final exams.
The customer's rude comments started to tick off the waiter, but he maintained his professionalism and continued to serve with a smile.
Constant interruptions during her presentation began to tick off the speaker, disrupting the flow of her carefully prepared speech.
The sergeant would often tick off the soldiers for not following the drill commands correctly.
The captain would tick off the team members for not adhering to the safety protocols on the construction site.
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