tictoc

[ tik-tok ]

noun

, tic·tocked, tic·tock·ing.

1. a less common variant of ticktock.

Example Sentences

Madonna comes out as gay on TicToc for the young fans.

From Los Angeles Times

Bloomberg LP produces TicToc, a global breaking news network for the Twitter service.

From Los Angeles Times

The service, called “TicToc by Bloomberg” is primarily new content exclusive to the platform, but there is some overlap with Bloomberg TV, according to sources familiar with the situation.

From Reuters

The service, called “TicToc by Bloomberg” is primarily new content exclusive to the platform, but there is some overlap with Bloomberg TV, according to sources familiar with the situation.

From Reuters

The 24/7 news service, called “TicToc by Bloomberg,” live-streamed coverage of British Prime Minister Theresa May discussing Brexit negotiations on Wednesday, its third day of operation, attracting about 4,000 viewers.

From Reuters