Object

• box: Please tick a box to indicate your payment method.

• checkbox: To include a field in your data tick the checkbox next to the field name.

• clock: The song starts with the sound of a heartbeat fading in, to which some of the ticking clocks from Time are added.

• box(es: To enable Bayer to send you information on the products available, please tick the relevant box(es ) and complete your details.

• timebomb: It has become known as Norfolk's ticking timebomb.

• checkboxes: The feed is created by ticking checkboxes in a list.

Converse of object

• remove: Remove the tick from the Enabled box next to Email.

Adjective modifier

• infected: This method however could yield false negatives if single infected ticks failed to cause clinical disease ( Norval et al. , 1990 ).

Modifies a noun

• infestation: There are just no shortcuts to preventing flea and tick infestation.

• box: Note the 2 tick boxes at the bottom of the panel, under the heading " Delivery " .

• 'yes: Tick 'yes ' if the rent can go up or down.

• bite: Cats and dogs become infected through tick bites or when they hunt or eat infected rabbits, hares or rodents.

• 'no: Tick 'no ' if the rent can only go up.

• mark: Tick marks on Which side of the graph to draw ticks.

Noun used with modifier

• clock: What we are doing here is looking for a page unused since the last period ( clock tick?

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: Choose to do one of our multi-day trips, or tick off a classic tour around various islands.

Preposition: in

• box: Put a tick in the box at the top of the screen to include typographical variants in your search.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: My job is just to keep the station ticking over happily.

• along: It seems to be ticking along pretty idly at the moment, serving about 20 people.

• off: The more you tick off, the nearer you are getting nearer to your aim!