Noun:

அக்குளிப்ப,

Verb:

அக்குளிப்ப செய்,

tickle's Usage Examples:

She tickled her husband.

"It is now known to consist of the young fry of herrings and sprats in varying proportions mixed with a few shrimps, gobies, sticklebacks, pope-fishes and young flounders: but these impurities are as far as possible picked out from the whitebait before it is marketed.

Grass tickled her feet as she stayed in place too long.

His breath tickled her neck and sent shivers through her body.

Its prey could have been 3-spined sticklebacks, which are commonly seen in the shallows from the vantage point of the bridge.

When tickled on any of his three tickle spots, the 15" tall Elmo now falls forward, falls backwards, slaps his tummy, slaps the floor, and kicks his legs in an escalating round of hysterical laughter.

Grass tickled her toes.

Dusty's a stickler for titles.

stickle bricks I remember as a little person, 30 years ago, were a lot more malleable.

Something tickled her neck, and she looked down to see the first of the letters of her tattoo flutter to the ground.

In fact, our cat tickles the ivories more than I do.

If alternative, hard rock music from Canada tickles your fancy, you might just be interested in finding some Three Days Grace tabs to learn to play their hits on your guitar.

Why they have suddenly become sticklers for paperwork, we don't know, " he told a news conference.

Synonyms:

touching, touch, tickling, titillation,

Antonyms:

de-energize, deaden, desensitize, desensitise, depress,