Definition of tik in English:

tik

noun tɪktɪk

mass nounSouth African informal

The drug methamphetamine, especially in a powdered crystalline form.
four suspects were arrested when officers found nine packets of tik in the vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- The witness said that Mngeni wanted the witness to buy him tik, which the witness said he did.
- Drug abuse, especially the use of tik, remains a major headache for city authorities.
- A couple of generations later the whole community is like that, the majority on tik.
- Instead, he's eyeing your wallet and planning a fantastic night of sniffing glue and smoking tik obviously at your expense.
- Throughout her pregnancy she was smoking up to three bags of tik a day.
- My best childhood friend is now a tik addict who has spent time in Pollsmoor for armed robbery.
- Suspects were found with 42 kilograms of tik in a hotel room on Thursday afternoon.
- Yet the government has failed to learn the lessons that history has to offer, lessons that are directly applicable to the present problem of "tik".
- Of course, we are not ignoring the fact that both crack and "tik" are extremely dangerous drugs.
- "I smoked with them, and ever since then I'm smoking," she said while lighting up a tik pipe.

Origin

Early 21st century: perhaps imitative of the distinctive popping sound made when the crystalline form of the drug is lit and smoked.

Definition of tik in US English:

tik

nountiktɪk

South African informal

The drug methamphetamine, especially in a powdered crystalline form.
four suspects were arrested when officers found nine packets of tik in the vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- Throughout her pregnancy she was smoking up to three bags of tik a day.
- Of course, we are not ignoring the fact that both crack and "tik" are extremely dangerous drugs.
- A couple of generations later the whole community is like that, the majority on tik.
- The witness said that Mngeni wanted the witness to buy him tik, which the witness said he did.
- Drug abuse, especially the use of tik, remains a major headache for city authorities.
- My best childhood friend is now a tik addict who has spent time in Pollsmoor for armed robbery.
- Suspects were found with 42 kilograms of tik in a hotel room on Thursday afternoon.
- Yet the government has failed to learn the lessons that history has to offer, lessons that are directly applicable to the present problem of "tik".
- Instead, he's eyeing your wallet and planning a fantastic night of sniffing glue and smoking tik obviously at your expense.
- "I smoked with them, and ever since then I'm smoking," she said while lighting up a tik pipe.

Origin

Early 21st century: perhaps imitative of the distinctive popping sound made when the crystalline form of the drug is lit and smoked.

单词	tik
释义	Definition of tik in English: tik noun tɪktɪk mass nounSouth African informal The drug methamphetamine, especially in a powdered crystalline form. four suspects were arrested when officers found nine packets of tik in the vehicle Example sentencesExamples The witness said that Mngeni wanted the witness to buy him tik, which the witness said he did. Drug abuse, especially the use of tik, remains a major headache for city authorities. A couple of generations later the whole community is like that, the majority on tik. Instead, he's eyeing your wallet and planning a fantastic night of sniffing glue and smoking tik obviously at your expense. Throughout her pregnancy she was smoking up to three bags of tik a day. My best childhood friend is now a tik addict who has spent time in Pollsmoor for armed robbery. Suspects were found with 42 kilograms of tik in a hotel room on Thursday afternoon. Yet the government has failed to learn the lessons that history has to offer, lessons that are directly applicable to the present problem of "tik". Of course, we are not ignoring the fact that both crack and "tik" are extremely dangerous drugs. "I smoked with them, and ever since then I'm smoking," she said while lighting up a tik pipe. Origin Early 21st century: perhaps imitative of the distinctive popping sound made when the crystalline form of the drug is lit and smoked. Definition of tik in US English: tik nountiktɪk South African informal The drug methamphetamine, especially in a powdered crystalline form. four suspects were arrested when officers found nine packets of tik in the vehicle Example sentencesExamples Throughout her pregnancy she was smoking up to three bags of tik a day. Of course, we are not ignoring the fact that both crack and "tik" are extremely dangerous drugs. A couple of generations later the whole community is like that, the majority on tik. The witness said that Mngeni wanted the witness to buy him tik, which the witness said he did. Drug abuse, especially the use of tik, remains a major headache for city authorities. My best childhood friend is now a tik addict who has spent time in Pollsmoor for armed robbery. Suspects were found with 42 kilograms of tik in a hotel room on Thursday afternoon. Yet the government has failed to learn the lessons that history has to offer, lessons that are directly applicable to the present problem of "tik". Instead, he's eyeing your wallet and planning a fantastic night of sniffing glue and smoking tik obviously at your expense. "I smoked with them, and ever since then I'm smoking," she said while lighting up a tik pipe. Origin Early 21st century: perhaps imitative of the distinctive popping sound made when the crystalline form of the drug is lit and smoked.
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