How Do You Spell TICE?

Pronunciation: [tˈa͡ɪs] (IPA)

The word "Tice" contains three sounds: /t/ /aɪ/ /s/. The first sound, /t/, is a voiceless alveolar stop made by stopping the airflow with the tongue against the alveolar ridge. The second sound, /aɪ/, is a diphthong consisting of an open-mid front unrounded vowel followed by a glide. The final sound, /s/, is a voiceless alveolar fricative made by forcing air through a narrow space between the tongue and alveolar ridge. Together, these sounds combine to form the unique spelling of "Tice."

Common Misspellings for TICE

• yice
• tjce
• tkce
• t9ce
• t8ce
• ticw
• tics
• tic4
• tic3
• ytice
• tyice
• 6tice
• t6ice
• 5tice
• tiuce
• tjice
• tijce
• tkice
• tikce
• tioce
• t9ice
• t8ice
• ti8ce
• tixce
• ticxe
• tivce
• ticve
• tifce
• ticfe
• ticwe
• ticew
• ticse
• tices
• ticre
• tic4e
• tice4
• tic3e
• tice3
• itce
• tcie
• tiice
• ticce
• ticee
• Tmce
• Thce
• Ticu
• Ticg
• t ice
• ti ce
• tic e

Etymology of TICE

The word "tice" has a rather obscure origin and its etymology is uncertain. It is primarily used as a dialectal term or in older forms of English. "Tice" is a verb that means to entice, lure, or tempt someone.

One theory suggests that the word may have derived from the Middle English verb "tisen" or "tysen", which had a similar meaning. This Middle English term in turn may have come from the Old English verb "tǣsan", meaning "to tease" or "to provoke".

Another possibility is that "tice" originated from the Old Norse word "tǽsa", which meant to entice or provoke. This could have been borrowed into English during the period of Viking invasions and settlements in Britain.

Similar spelling words for TICE

• tike,
• twice,
• tissue,
• tigue,
• Tighe,
• Tisa,
• tic,
• Tish,
• tick,
• tisch,
• Tiesha.

Conjugate verb Tice

CONDITIONAL

I would tice

you would tice

he/she/it would tice

we would tice

they would tice

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be ticing

you would be ticing

he/she/it would be ticing

we would be ticing

they would be ticing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tice

you would have tice

he/she/it would have tice

we would have tice

they would have tice

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been ticing

you would have been ticing

he/she/it would have been ticing

we would have been ticing

they would have been ticing

FUTURE

I will tice

you will tice

he/she/it will tice

we will tice

they will tice

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be ticing

you will be ticing

he/she/it will be ticing

we will be ticing

they will be ticing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have ticed

you will have ticed

he/she/it will have ticed

we will have ticed

they will have ticed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been ticing

you will have been ticing

he/she/it will have been ticing

we will have been ticing

they will have been ticing

IMPERATIVE

you tice

we let´s tice

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tice

PAST

I ticed

you ticed

he/she/it ticed

we ticed

they ticed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was ticing

you were ticing

he/she/it was ticing

we were ticing

they were ticing

PAST PARTICIPLE

ticed

PAST PERFECT

I had ticed

you had ticed

he/she/it had ticed

we had ticed

they had ticed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been ticing

you had been ticing

he/she/it had been ticing

we had been ticing

they had been ticing

PRESENT

I tice

you tice

he/she/it tices

we tice

they tice

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am ticing

you are ticing

he/she/it is ticing

we are ticing

they are ticing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

ticing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have ticed

you have ticed

he/she/it has ticed

we have ticed

they have ticed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been ticing

you have been ticing

he/she/it has been ticing

we have been ticing

they have been ticing