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tickle
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The room-sized installation “Habeas Corpus” lures you through its door with the visual tickle of a disco ball.
At home, buyers build their own tacos using the accompanying tender corn tortillas, Carolina rice, sparkling pico de gallo and a salsa verde that leaves a tickle of heat in your throat.
She can’t smell and feels anxiety at the pang of a headache or tickle of a cough, worried that somehow she has been stricken anew by a virus that has already taken so much from her.
So instead she self-monitors and loads up on vitamin C and zinc, hoping the tickle in her throat disappears.
It feels like a strong tickle in a space behind the eyes and is capable of inducing tears.
He obliged and as we stood for the picture my CP caused me to involuntarily tickle him.
Best Moment: When Galifianakis attempts to make Cera tickle his thigh (with disappointing results).
Guys, it distinctly says “tickle me” Elmo, not “hand-to-hand combat over me” Elmo.
Nearly as outrageous was the $2,000 some early buyers were reselling their tickle-me toys for on secondhand markets.
The stretchy, leathery ring keeps you hard while the eyelashes tickle the vadge.
"It might tickle him to go to the senate, particularly if he had a score to clean up in connection with it," remarked Ware.
Twas irresistible––to be accomplished with the fool of Twist Tickle and his clever punt.
Thereafter––a hundred paces––I caught sight of the lights of the Twist Tickle meeting-house.
Twas with this hungry curiosity that I demanded of the fool of Twist Tickle how he had managed so great a thing.
I names she from a schooner that calls at Pinch-In Tickle every spring.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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