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tickle
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tickle
verb/noun
/ˈtɪk.əl/
ticket
ticklish
Meaning
To touch lightly in a way that causes laughter; a tingling sensation.
to touch someone lightly to make them laugh; to amuse or please
Example Sentences
The father tickled his child until she laughed.
The feather tickles when it touches your skin.
Example Expressions
tickle someone's fancy
Synonyms
amuse, delight, stimulate, tease, entertain, please, touch
Entry 1
amuse, delight, stimulate, tease, entertain
Entry 2
amuse, delight, please, touch
Antonyms
bore, tire, annoy, irritate, displease, hurt
Entry 1
bore, tire, annoy
Entry 2
irritate, annoy, displease, hurt
Collocations
tickle to death, tickle the senses, tickle someone's fancy, tickle gently, tickle fight, tickle someone, tickle pink
Entry 1
tickle to death, tickle the senses, tickle someone's fancy
Entry 2
tickle gently, tickle fight, tickle someone, tickle pink
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