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Meanings of titillation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tickle"
Examples for "tickle"
1
You know I don't particularly like animals, especially ones you can't tickle.
2
Long may his elegant Philippics continue to goad and tickle our complacencies!
3
Dominic Smith has a suggestion that is sure to tickle feminists everywhere.
4
Within thirty seconds of Sutsoff's commands, Alek released a small tickle cough.
5
More like a goose walking over his grave, a tickle of badness.
1
In short, there is far more to tickling that you would think.
2
The response to tickling in these regions is actively and obviously self-defensive.
3
He is aware of that strange, buzzing, tickling feeling behind his forehead.
4
There is an irresistible tickling in the throat which demands audible demonstration.
5
The whole room was full of the tickling noise of half-whispered conversation.
Usage of titillation in English
1
A combination of titillation and revulsion colours the delivery of those syllables.
2
But what will be said of the sensations of pain and titillation?
3
A smartly-worded Google image search would do better if you're looking for titillation.
4
Deepfakes made for titillation, harassment, or fun typically come with obvious giveaway glitches.
5
Hitherto he had hidden all signs of humorous titillation behind his impassive mask.
6
He was clearly a man who enjoyed the titillation of undressing his lover.
7
Some contained titillation and scandal mongering, but to Bellis they were depressingly parochial.
8
The male begins his titillation by blowing glorious clouds of spray.
9
Art works for the rational enlargement of the fancy, not the titillation of sense.
10
So there is not the titillation there used to be.
11
That leaves aggressive pricing to explain the titillation of investors.
12
Both clinically and dramatically, it's an engaging titillation despite a somewhat flat last half-hour.
13
Little rounded rectangles of titillation, right there on your screen!
14
A kind of titillation went over Peter's scalp and body.
15
And for specialist titillation, black and Asian women's bodies are offered up to audiences.
16
Yet the low class labourers, soldiers and servants did enjoy the titillation of such fantasies.
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Titillation through the time