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tickle

[tik-uhl] / ˈtɪk əl /


Example Sentences

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His evocative depictions of forest scenes are stunning in their own right, hypnotically expressive and made to tickle your id, unearthing deeply rooted primal sensations.

From The Wall Street Journal

James raised and flexed a finger, threatening to tickle me.

From Literature

His hot breath tickled my ear uncomfortably, and I hunched my shoulders up and turned to look at him.

From Literature

“The Major’s got a friend, I’ve got a name, happy campers each and every, tickled pink, over the moon, five hops forward, no hops back, if you get my meaning.”

From Literature

Warm little breezes would whisper down from the green, rugged hills; and the air would be so full of sweet smells, it would make your nose tickle and burn.

From Literature