Tico

See also: tico and -tico

English

From Spanish tico which arose from the frequent use of the diminutive suffix -tico in Costa Rica.

Tico (not comparable)

(slang) Costa Rican
- October 1946, National Geographic
  The musical intonation and liberal use of diminutives make Tico Spanish particularly effective for expressing sentiment and affection.

Tico (plural Ticos)

(slang) Costa Rican
- 1980, Leonard St. Clair, Obsessions
  Most of the people here are from the embassies. The Ticos—that's what the natives call themselves—come in the evening.

单词	Tico
释义	Tico See also: tico and -tico English Etymology From Spanish tico which arose from the frequent use of the diminutive suffix -tico in Costa Rica. Adjective Tico (not comparable) (slang) Costa Rican October 1946, National Geographic The musical intonation and liberal use of diminutives make Tico Spanish particularly effective for expressing sentiment and affection. Noun Tico (plural Ticos) (slang) Costa Rican 1980, Leonard St. Clair, Obsessions Most of the people here are from the embassies. The Ticos—that's what the natives call themselves—come in the evening. References "Tico, n. and adj.". OED Online. March 2013. Oxford University Press. Anagrams -otic, Coit, Toci, coit, otic
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