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Tickle

verb

/ˈtɪkəl/

Meaning

to touch someone lightly to make them laugh; to amuse or please

To touch lightly in a way that causes laughter; a tingling sensation.

The feather tickles when it touches your skin.

The father tickled his child until she laughed.

tickle someone's fancy

amuse, delight, please, touch, stimulate, tease, entertain

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amuse, delight, please, touch

Entry 2

amuse, delight, stimulate, tease, entertain

irritate, annoy, displease, hurt, bore, tire

Entry 1

irritate, annoy, displease, hurt

Entry 2

bore, tire, annoy

tickle gently, tickle fight, tickle someone, tickle pink, tickle to death, tickle the senses, tickle someone's fancy

Entry 1

tickle gently, tickle fight, tickle someone, tickle pink

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tickle to death, tickle the senses, tickle someone's fancy

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