12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Tickle' in a Sentence
"Gently touch or stroke with the fingers, a feather, etc., causing a tingling or itching sensation; to titillate." more
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Grandma's gentle fingers would tickle the ivories of the piano, creating beautiful melodies that echoed through the house.
While watching a comedy show, he was tickling his friend to share the joy.
The gardener has been tickling the flowers with gentle care to help them bloom.
Light music and a soft breeze can tickle your senses on a pleasant evening.
Watching a comedy show can tickle your sense of humor and lift your mood.
The chef is tickling our taste buds with the exquisite flavors of the gourmet dish.
The comedian's jokes had the power to tickle everyone's funny bone, filling the auditorium with laughter.
The playful kitten would often tickle my hand with its whiskers during our afternoon snuggles.
As the children played in the garden, they were tickling each other with grass blades.
The friends have been tickling each other during their playful pillow fight.
The mischievous cat was tickling its owner's feet during a nap.
The soft feather is tickling my nose as I try to concentrate on reading.
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