tickets

Phonetic Respelling: [ verb oh-ver-throh; noun oh-ver-throh ]

Definition:

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

Sentence:

Mom bought five tickets for the Red Sox game.

More example sentences:

Mom bought five tickets for the Red Sox game.

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At the end, how did Joe get free tickets to Kentucky Kingdom Amusement Park?

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What kind of contest tickets will be found in the Barnyard Buddies animals' pockets?

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What are the purple tickets used for?

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How many tickets did the Dumb Bunnies ask for?

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How do they pay for the tickets to Hawaii?

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Why did Cici want to buy plane tickets for her Amá to come to see her?

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How did Nikki get tickets to the dance?

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When Amy and Dan opened the locker there were tickets to what city?

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He tried scalping his tickets to the baseball game.

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Why is Kyla so nervous when the Lorders are checking tickets on the train?

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Who was the prince that traded tickets for the money?

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Why does the man at the ticket counter sell train tickets to Rani and Kabir?

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He was in charge of the disbursement of the fair tickets.

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Why were tickets sold for Franz's music?

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Synonyms:

pass; stub; voucher

Antonyms:

need to pay

Tickets rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • chicots
  • cricket's
  • crickets
  • pickets
  • rickets
  • ricketts
  • thickets
  • ticket's
  • wickets