tickle
71tickle — see TICK …
72tickle — tick·le || tɪkl n. stimulation, itching sensation caused by a light touch v. create an itching sensation by touching lightly …
73tickle — to copulate with Perhaps from the preliminary caresses, or from the association with tickler1: When the swollen little girl told her father the name of the man who d been tickling them and I defy you to find a more revolting terminology …
74tickle — v. a. 1. Titillate. 2. Please (by trifles), delight, gladden, rejoice, gratify, make glad, give joy to, take one s fancy, do one s heart good …
75tickle — tick·le …
76tickle — verb 1) Syn: stroke, pet, chuck 2) something tickled his imagination Syn: stimulate, interest, appeal to, arouse, excite 3) the idea tickled Lewis Syn …
77tickle — see TICK …
78tickle it — phrasal obsolete : to bring to a desired end : complete successfully …
79tickle pink — {v. phr.}, {informal} To please very much; thrill; delight. Usually used in the passive participle. * /Nancy was tickled pink with her new dress./ …
80tickle to death — See: TO DEATH …