go on tick

To purchase something on credit. "Tick" is short for "ticket," a note that showed one's debt (although this practice is less common today). Primarily heard in UK. I had to go on tick for a bunch of last-minute purchases because I've already spent so much on this trip! Well, if you need groceries and won't get paid for another week, just go on tick.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ruperto	roo-PER-to	Spanish
Milburn	MIL-bərn	English
Christie	['kristi]
Kekoa	-	Hawaiian
Timothea	-	Ancient Greek, Greek
Narseh	-	Ancient Persian