tickets

/ ˈtɪkɪts /

plural noun

1. informal,  the end; that was it

Word History and Origins

Origin of tickets¹

of unknown origin

Example Sentences

The consumer-price index offers a monthly snapshot of what Americans are paying for everything including bread, gas and airline tickets.

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"When England do play the odd fixture away from Wembley, there is always a big demand for tickets and a great atmosphere," said the FSA.

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Missy’s husband, Paul, is a corporate bond broker in New York and his firm has season tickets.

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But at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, tickets for a cliff-dwelling tour are unavailable because of the government-funding lapse, despite the park technically being open.

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The tickets are marketed at tourists, families with kids and casual fans.

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