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tik

British  
/ tɪk /

noun

  1. a slanɡ name for the druɡ methamphetamine in crystal form

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Addressing the delay to her upcoming music, the 33-year-old accused labels of not taking interest unless the music capitalises on "tik tok trends" or "80s revival queerbaiting".

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Millions of people have watched videos about the dogs and their subsequent DNA test results on Tik Tok and other social media platforms.

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"And let's not forget the younger crowd who are more inclined to do their Tik Toks and their stories for Instagram. They also need a place for doing that and enjoying themselves in a young fashion."

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It joins other platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Snapchat that must ensure under-16s cannot open accounts and existing ones are closed from 10 December.

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"I've seen it on Tik Tok for a while and I just really wanted to try it. I'm having garlic butter, cheese and chilli."

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