tic

tic
1tic
fonosimb., s.m.inv. AD
1. fonosimb., voce che imita un rumore lieve e secco: tic, tic, il rubinetto continua a gocciolare; anche s.m.inv.
Sinonimi: ticche, ticchete.
2. s.m.inv., gerg., orologio
Sinonimi: ticche, ticchete.
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DATA: 1858.
ETIMO: voce onom.
POLIREMATICHE:
tic tac: loc.fonosimb. AU
tic toc: loc.fonosimb. CO
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2tic
s.m.inv.
1. AD TS neurol. movimento involontario patologico, intermittente, che può interessare qualunque segmento della muscolatura del corpo: chiude l'occhio per un tic nervoso
2. CO estens., gesto, parola o espressione che si ripete con frequenza e quasi inavvertitamente: ormai per lui intercalare con "cioè" è un tic
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DATA: 1840.
ETIMO: dal fr. tic, prob. di orig. onom.
POLIREMATICHE:
tic psicomotorio: loc.s.m. TS neurol.
tic spasmodico: loc.s.m. TS neurol.

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