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tickle

[tik-uhl] / ˈtɪk əl /


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I feel a wash of guilt come over me before something tickles my brain.

From Literature

"He went to open the curtain and the window was like really tiny, that really tickled me - it was like a prison cell," she said.

From BBC

With the day-night conditions fuelling the theatre, Root, who was dropped on two, tickled Scott Boland for four to reach three figures in Australia at the 30th attempt.

From BBC

Levomenthol - an ingredient found in some cough syrups for chesty coughs - meanwhile, offers a "cooling sensation" at the back of the throat, which limits the tickle by masking the sense of irritation.

From BBC

I feel electricity tickle my skin and shock my hairs.

From Literature