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Meanings of titillating in anglès

Exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements.

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Giving sexual pleasure; sexually arousing.

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Examples for "tingling"
Examples for "tingling"
1
Or amputees who feel phantom tingling in parts that no longer exist.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
2
Regardless of your political affiliations, it should have been a spine-tingling moment.
The Guardian
3
Numbness and tingling improved with rest but returned immediately after resuming competition.
Pubmed
4
Her body still tingling and wretched she left for her own room.
Dagmar's daughter
5
The tingling sensation increased almost to torture; but he could not move.
Flamsted quarries
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
Usage of titillating in anglès
1
It scrambles memories, juggles images, rearranges data, invents scary or titillating stories.
Jitterbug Perfume
2
The sight of their joining was titillating, tantalizing, and driving her higher.
Deadly little secrets
3
It was worth it to see that titillating look in his eye.
Alpine for You
4
This titillating discovery leads to a modification of naive or primitive narcissism.
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
5
Normally, partners did not do this unless the program was sexually titillating.
Dayworld Breakup
6
To modern eyes, it may look like a piece of titillating filth.
BBC
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Or that. The idea of danger was both titillating and unnerving.
The Lost World
8
Publishing your tax returns could well become a titillating fixture of British politics.
The Irish Times
9
Frederick held her tight, smiling at her, pleased at this small, titillating resistance.
The Young Lions
10
Nicki knew the lyrics would be considered titillating and attention grabbing.
Ebony
11
The encylopedic context in which the image was reproduced is clinical, not titillating.
The Guardian
12
This story offers it all, phenomenal characters, a titillating plot .
Something about You
13
The sex scenes were antiseptic and squelchy, and certainly not titillating.
The Irish Times
14
A cool, titillating breeze breathed through the room, stirring the thin summer curtains.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
15
It can take you on a journey, from funny, to titillating to grotesque.
Radio NZ
16
Amy dismissed the titillating reflection from her mind and examined her sensuous surroundings.
The notorious scoundrel
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