Tickling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TICKLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• lightly touch or prod (a person or a part of the body) in a way that causes mild discomfort or itching and often laughter
• (of a part of the body) have a sensation of mild irritation or discomfort
• touch with light finger movements
• catch (a trout) by lightly rubbing it so that it moves backwards into the hand
• cause (someone) amusement or pleasure
• appeal to (someone's taste, curiosity, etc.)
NOUN:
• the act of tickling
• an act of tickling someone
• a sensation like that of being lightly touched or prodded
ADJECTIVE:
• exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to touch lightly so as to produce a tingling sensation

Words related to TICKLING

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Words that contain TICKLING

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How to use TICKLING in a sentence

• Suddenly there came a desperate tickling in my scalp where the knife had pricked.
• Their object is not to lay aside any vices there, or to accept any law in accordance with which they may conform their life, but that they may enjoy a mere tickling of their ears.
• First he would play with one, then with another, rolling them over and tickling them, but they were too young yet to lend themselves to any other more active sport than this.
• The tickling pleasure, which he experienced in his lower regions, had rendered him quite callous to any inconveniences he might feel in those remote quarters.
• To undeceive him is to deprive him of the most tickling morsel within the range of self-complacency.
• Being extremely sensitive to tickling, so soon as touched under the ear I took a flying leap from the chair somewhat disconcerting my tormentor.
• The fact is obviously connected with the purely physiological causes which produce giddiness, tickling, sea-sickness, etc.
• A palace eunuch, tickling my neck with a feather from behind, gave me my start.
• It consisted almost entirely in tickling and pinching, each sally being accompanied by roars of laughter.
• Often in crossing a swamp I would feel a slight tickling sensation about the legs, and on looking down would find my nether limbs simply coated with these loathsome creatures.
• The sight of their beating had the effect of a gentle tickling upon me.
• A half-caste explained it, and his wit was considerable, tickling the ears as the scenes tickled the eyes.
• The next morning the sun has scarcely touched the horizon, Selkirk is still asleep, when he is awakened by a sort of tickling at his feet.
• The same tickling is renewed, but with more perseverance, and very soon something sharp and keen penetrates to the quick the hard envelope of his heel.
• For, no sooner did the little animal feel the tickling of the paint brush on its legs than it gave a loud cry, and began to kick.
• Do you feel the lips vibrate? After a little practise they will vibrate, giving a tickling sensation.
• I was holding a shirt when I became aware of a tickling sensation across one hand.
• Men who do not move other men to action and to growth are not to be excused because they stir men to the merely pleasant tickling of thinking lazily and feeling softly.
• He stood up and wiped a tickling cobweb from his cheek.
• Her appearance was so tickling to the sight, that it would have put all Paradise to rout.
• The pleasant warmth and tickling changed to a burning sensation.
• In fact, two individuals had invaded the shady spot where he was taking his nap, and persisted in tickling his ears with grass till he was obliged to leave.
• Sir Lionel intimated to me the other night, when I was tactfully tickling him with hints, that she has little except what he may choose to give her.
• When Gluck dared to move the hearts of his hearers instead of tickling their ears, he achieved his purpose by positive beauty, without actual loss.
• For the recalcitrant he used insidious methods of tickling their fancies, as he would tickle a trout.
• I have no time nor wish, these war-days, to study dramatic effects, or to shift large and cautiously painted scenes or the actors, for the mere tickling of your eyes and ears.
• After the heat of the day to lie here in the coolness, with the night breeze fanning her hair, tickling her bare feet and arms, was very delightful.
• The people still has to learn the great difference between true enjoyment and fleeting pleasure, between real beauty and the mere tickling of the senses.

Similar words containing TICKL without suffix ing

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