Touch (a body part) lightly so as to excite the surface nerves and cause uneasiness, laughter, or spasmodic movements.
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Examples for "titillate "
Examples for "titillate "
1 But the flutter failed to reach or to titillate the steady eyes.
2 Down-ticket pols will re-terrorize and titillate voters with tough talk about Isis.
3 It would thrill, titillate , and if all went well perhaps even shock.
4 You titillate by putting pin placements in accessible positions on receptive greens.
5 Her appearance seemed designed to shock -and, perhaps, to titillate its broadcaster.
1 Thus, if you vellicate the throat with a feather, nausea is produced; if you wound it with a penknife, pain is induced, but not sickness.
Feel sudden intense sensation or emotion.
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.
6 How it would tickle me to hear my niece calling the Hon.
7 This proposal makes those changes look like a tickle with a feather.
8 I understand how to sing to tickle the ears of my hearers.
9 A tickle of icy water ran down my scalp, my back, my-
10 An effort to tickle the aboriginal sense of humour was a failure.
11 Just the idea seems to tickle me more'n I c'n tell you.
12 If he did, it would tickle that bunch to beat the band.
13 And then you tickle or do something and then they open up.
14 If that doesn't tickle your fancy, try one of the other dishes.
15 Still he struggled, and his small nails were starting to tickle her.
16 That's enough to tickle the fancy of even the hardest nosed investor.
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