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tickling

noun as in tickle

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Silver also described another teacher at the school whose punishment method involved tickling.

Now, poking is reduced to a sort of cyber–pillow fight or –tickling match, most of the time between friends.

He wrote that although it was "rib-tickling," it "lacked humanity."

Knismolagnia This is the technical name for sexual arousal or gratification from the act of tickling.

Some want tickling done with feathers, whereas fingers do it for others.

"That's right, too," agreed Mollie, a prickly sensation of pure fright tickling the roots of her hair.

Bumper felt a tickling sensation in his throat, and he wanted to gag, but the bill prevented him.

The tickling went on for some time until Bumper, in spite of himself, began to gag and retch.

In this connexion, I need merely allude to the production of voluptuous sensations by tickling the nape of the neck.

Katie thrust her little prying fingers under Dotty's chin, tickling her, of course.

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On this page you'll find 6 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to tickling, such as: caressing, stroking, and titillation.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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