Definition of ricky-tick in English:

ricky-tick

(also rickey-tick, rickty-tick)

noun ˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

A style of jazz regarded as old-fashioned or unsophisticated, especially as characteristic of the 1920s; ragtime.

adjective ˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

Of music, especially jazz: old-fashioned, unsophisticated, trite; (of a rhythm or tempo) even, repetitive, monotonous.

adverb ˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

Especially in military contexts: quickly, immediately. Chiefly in "most ricky-tick".

1930s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. Imitative.

(also rickey-tick, rickty-tick)

nounˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

A style of jazz regarded as old-fashioned or unsophisticated, especially as characteristic of the 1920s; ragtime.

adjectiveˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

Of music, especially jazz: old-fashioned, unsophisticated, trite; (of a rhythm or tempo) even, repetitive, monotonous.

adverbˈrɪkiˌtɪk

US slang

Especially in military contexts: quickly, immediately. Chiefly in "most ricky-tick".

1930s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. Imitative.

词汇	ricky-tick
释义	Definition of ricky-tick in English: ricky-tick (also rickey-tick, rickty-tick) noun ˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang A style of jazz regarded as old-fashioned or unsophisticated, especially as characteristic of the 1920s; ragtime. adjective ˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang Of music, especially jazz: old-fashioned, unsophisticated, trite; (of a rhythm or tempo) even, repetitive, monotonous. adverb ˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang Especially in military contexts: quickly, immediately. Chiefly in "most ricky-tick". Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. Imitative. Definition of ricky-tick in US English: ricky-tick (also rickey-tick, rickty-tick) nounˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang A style of jazz regarded as old-fashioned or unsophisticated, especially as characteristic of the 1920s; ragtime. adjectiveˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang Of music, especially jazz: old-fashioned, unsophisticated, trite; (of a rhythm or tempo) even, repetitive, monotonous. adverbˈrɪkiˌtɪk US slang Especially in military contexts: quickly, immediately. Chiefly in "most ricky-tick". Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. Imitative.
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