tickling's Usage Examples:

Unlike Johnny Vegasâs monkey, this oneâs capable of tickling funny bones.

The tickling caused by moving lice may be noticeable.

Tears trickled down her face, tickling her ears.

Some cultures believe that stuttering is caused by emotional problems, tickling an infant too much, or because a mother ate improperly during breastfeeding.

She slipped into a pair of white sandals and grabbed her purse, giving her long curls a toss to send them cascading down her back instead of tickling her shoulders.

But wouldn't it be something if a bevy of psychiatrists tried everything in their books to get that boy to speak, and a little girl does it by tickling him!He half expected a bevy of uniforms to break down his door before the sun peeked over the amphitheater east of Ouray, signaling another day.

He breathed in her familiar scent, her curls tickling his face.

Morning is broken, I love a lassie, Stop your tickling Jock, Greensleeves.

she whispered incessantly, kissing her head, her hands, her face, and feeling her own irrepressible and streaming tears tickling her nose and cheeks.

Jenn laughed at the tickling sensation as his nose brushed her neck and squeezed him back.

She danced around him, running her hands over him, at times tickling his ear with a sexy whisper.

After a while she stood up again, licked Jackson's face, tickling him with her rough tongue, and hopped off the sofa.

Synonyms:

exciting, tingling, titillating,

Antonyms:

disengage, diverge, stifle, unexciting,