RE: Nostradamus (was Re: FO. lists as tables)

I'm assuming you refer to usage such as: to get ticked, to tick (someone)
off, to be ticked? To anger, annoy.

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> > Simon wrote:
> >
> >   The typesetters are ticked that XSL won't be their dream machine
>
> I know that the American verb "to check" has many meanings,
> one of which is
> the same as the British verb "to tick"; but could someone
> enlighten me what
> the American verb "to tick" means?
>
> Mike Kay
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