trip tic

plural trip tics

1. A map, with the route to follow highlighted.

   Their guide will also consult an index card file in the map room, known as the "trip tics" file.

   1974, Scouting, page 44

   3 more examples

   When they read two books and turned in a written report they were given a trip tic for the next town (including information about the town with Scripture references) and a dot was placed on the map to indicate that they had visited there.

   1979, Church and Synagogue Libraries - Volumes 13-15

   He says Your Word, God I have laid before me--- kind of like the treasure map or the trip tic of my life.

   2004, John Barnett, Discipline Yourself for Godliness: The Power of A Word Filled Life, →ISBN

   Every team needs a mission. This mission may or may not come with a handy "plan" or highlighted "trip-tic" attached. they're going.

   2010, Leonard Sweet, AquaChurch 2.0: Piloting Your Church in Today's Fluid Culture, →ISBN