n. 1 a printed card or piece of paper that gives a person a specified right; 2 a summons issued to an offender; v. issue a summons or a fine to as a penalty
I have a ticket for the game.
I have a ticket for the game.
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Why didn't Annika buy a ticket for the raffle?
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How much does a tour ticket cost?
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You must buy a ticket to gain admittance to the concert.
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Which place was the airplane ticket to, that Teddy pulled from behind Aunt Molly's ears?
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Who was given the extra ticket to sail to America?
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Where was Sarabeth's bus ticket to?
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Why did Ms. Linda buy a lottery ticket in the first place?
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How much is the winning lottery ticket worth?
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Who gave Glitter the Unicorn a ticket to the moon?
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What did Jon do when he found out that she didn't have a ticket for the ferry?
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How did Mami try to get a ticket to travel to Cuba for a visit?
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What did Dina want to do with her ticket money?
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How does Christine feel when Moon gives Madison a ticket to see Juli 7 in concert?
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Why didn't Cooper have to pay for his ticket to the movie on the beach?
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pass; stub; voucher
need to pay
2 syllables
tick-et
bickett
cricket
fickett
picket
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thicket
wicket
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