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Significats de tickle en anglès

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The act of tickling.

pessigolleig
català
pessigollejar

Touch (a body part) lightly so as to excite the surface nerves and cause uneasiness, laughter, or spasmodic movements.

pessigollejar
Sinònims
Examples for "tickling"
Examples for "tickling"
1
In short, there is far more to tickling that you would think.
BBC
2
The response to tickling in these regions is actively and obviously self-defensive.
The Origin and Nature of the Emotions; Miscellaneous Papers
3
He is aware of that strange, buzzing, tickling feeling behind his forehead.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
4
There is an irresistible tickling in the throat which demands audible demonstration.
Around the Tea-Table
5
The whole room was full of the tickling noise of half-whispered conversation.
The Woman with the Fan
1
A combination of titillation and revulsion colours the delivery of those syllables.
The Irish Times
2
But what will be said of the sensations of pain and titillation?
Selections from the Principles of Philosophy
3
A smartly-worded Google image search would do better if you're looking for titillation.
Wired
4
Deepfakes made for titillation, harassment, or fun typically come with obvious giveaway glitches.
Wired
5
Hitherto he had hidden all signs of humorous titillation behind his impassive mask.
The Red Planet
portuguès
eletrizar
espanyol
picar

Feel sudden intense sensation or emotion.

eletrizar
Ús de tickle en anglès
1
You know I don't particularly like animals, especially ones you can't tickle.
Are you there, vodka? it's me, chelsea
2
Long may his elegant Philippics continue to goad and tickle our complacencies!
The Irish Times
3
Dominic Smith has a suggestion that is sure to tickle feminists everywhere.
The Guardian
4
Within thirty seconds of Sutsoff's commands, Alek released a small tickle cough.
The panic zone
5
More like a goose walking over his grave, a tickle of badness.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
6
How it would tickle me to hear my niece calling the Hon.
Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks / A Picture of New ...
7
This proposal makes those changes look like a tickle with a feather.
The Guardian
8
I understand how to sing to tickle the ears of my hearers.
The Northern Light
9
A tickle of icy water ran down my scalp, my back, my-
The shifter
10
An effort to tickle the aboriginal sense of humour was a failure.
The Life of Captain Matthew Flinders
11
Just the idea seems to tickle me more'n I c'n tell you.
The Boy Scouts' First Camp Fire; or, Scouting with the Silver Fo...
12
If he did, it would tickle that bunch to beat the band.
The Airplane Boys among the Clouds; Or, Young Aviators in a Wrec...
13
And then you tickle or do something and then they open up.
The new yorker
14
If that doesn't tickle your fancy, try one of the other dishes.
The South African
15
Still he struggled, and his small nails were starting to tickle her.
Before you know kindness
16
That's enough to tickle the fancy of even the hardest nosed investor.
The Irish Times
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Tickle a través del temps
Tickle per variant geogràfica
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