Words Ending With TICK

An obsolete form of antic.

Preventing sticking or adhesion.

A cloth bag that holds the filling of a mattress.

To cover the surface by sticking on.

A threat or show of force to achieve goals.

A fast American hound with a mottled blue-and-white coat.

A firearm, especially a shotgun.

A long thin crisp bread, often served with soup.

The handle of a broom.

A color-coded bar on a stock chart showing open, close, high, and low prices.

An obsolete term for a candlestick.

Lip balm, typically applied to soothe chapped lips.

One of a pair of thin sticks used as eating utensils in East Asia.

A stick-shaped processed seafood product made from white fish and crab flavoring.

To remove ticks from an animal.

A rod with markings used to check liquid level.

A small decrease or decline.

A stick used to strike a drum.

A stick shaved to create tinder for a fire.

A bow used to play a fiddle.

The pole marking the location of a golf hole.

A putter in golf.

The lever used to change gears in a vehicle.

A sealed tube that emits light via a chemical reaction.

A ceremonial bodyguard to the British sovereign.

A partial bone fracture, common in children, where one side breaks and the other bends.

A rod used to ram the charge into a muzzleloader.

A stick attached to the head for typing or other tasks.

A control lever for a computer or game.

A stick with a rounded end.

Makeup applied to color the lips.

A coniferous tree with lower branches removed, used as a marker.

A tree with its branches trimmed, used as a landmark.

A stick for beating or stirring.

A stick used by painters to steady the hand holding the brush.

A stick used by painters to support the hand.

A stick or pointer used to indicate locations on a map.

A thin stick used to make a match.

A stick used by painters to support the hand holding the brush.

A measuring rod one meter long, marked in centimeters and millimeters.

A device used to measure the amount of precipitation.

Alternative spelling of meterstick, a one-meter measuring rod.

The long handle of a mop.

A puncture wound from a needle or sharp object.

A tally stick used for keeping records.

A short heavy club carried by police officers.

Resistant to sticking, as a cooking surface.

To outdo in political maneuvering.

Makeup in a tube like lipstick.

Obsolete spelling of frenetic.

To stab, especially with a sharp instrument.

To engage in political activities.

Obsolete form of practic.

A hollow tube filled with small objects that produces a sound like rain when tilted.

A stick used for thatching a rick.

A performer's characteristic routine or bit.

A lever used to change gears in a vehicle.

A particular performer's routine or gimmick.

A wooden stick used in fencing practice; also the sport itself.

Comedy based on physical action and farce.