Past tense of antick; performed foolish or playfully ridiculous actions.
Regular past tense formation from antick + -ed. Maintains the theatrical and comedic connotations of the base verb from Renaissance origins.
When you say someone 'anticked around,' you're using a verb form that directly connects modern playfulness back to 16th-century Renaissance festivals and comedic theater traditions.
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