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tike

British  
/ taɪk /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of tyke

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Rain is just tike tears from the sky.

From Literature

For Halloween, the Haertis Senior Living facility in Clear Lake, Texas, prepared for trick-or-treaters, posting a plea for candy to hand out to little tikes for a big celebration.

From Fox News

Clearly, these tikes have been following both the Phillies and Dodgers closely all year, because they handicapped this game perfectly.

From Golf Digest

They were little tikes with painted faces, cheering wildly for athletes they hoped to emulate.

From Washington Times

Then there was this little tike, showing off a great swing of his own, and even better golf course etiquette by tapping down his divot:

From Golf Digest