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Meanings of titillated in English

Feeling mild pleasurable excitement.

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Usage of titillated in English
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And the philosopher titillated his nostril until he sneezed again and again.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 100, February, 1866 / A Mag...
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Some Earthies are shocked; some are titillated; and some are both.
The Gods Themselves
3
Come on now, there's no need to be nervous or titillated.
The Guardian
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Miles was titillated with the attention, but he still listened to his mother.
Terminal Compromise
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He experienced endless enjoyment, was titillated by the most enticing temptation.
The Fortune of the Rougons
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The public were titillated; they were already on the grin.
Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
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And titillated by the existence of creatures from other worlds?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Mrs. Jack didn't like common routes; she wanted her appetite titillated with new scenes.
Penelope's Postscripts
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All the other ladies' faces were both titillated and sympathetic.
All together dead
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You might even be titillated by making things a bit more controversial than usual…or necessary.
Ebony
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She's a bored housewife titillated by the idea of a strange man in her home.
The Guardian
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She'd skimmed over the advice about sex, too young even to be titillated by it.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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Inquisitor Starr is sufficiently titillated that he has reportedly dispatched investigators to talk to Bleiler.
Wired
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The documents have variously titillated and angered a worldwide Internet viewership for the past few months.
Reuters
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Their four-year marriage ended in 2006 in a bitter divorce that titillated the tabloids for months.
Reuters
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Perhaps Priscilla was obliquely titillated by Ricki's advances.
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