17 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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She has tickled the piano keys, creating a beautiful melody.

During the sleepover, the girls decided to tickle each other until they were in fits of giggles.

The baby will be tickling its mother with giggles during playtime.

By the time the surprise party starts, we will have been tickling her funny bone for weeks with our hilarious messages.

The chef had been tickling the taste buds of the diners with his unique culinary creations.

The playful kitten is tickling its owner's hands with its whiskers during playtime.

The mischievous kitten will have tickled the baby's toes, making them burst into giggles.

During the water fight, laughter echoed as friends tried to tickle each other with splashes from water balloons.

The playful puppy would tickle its owner's feet every morning as a wake-up call.

The wind chimes outside her window would gently tickle the air, creating a soothing melody.

The mischievous cat will have been tickling the sleeping dog's nose with its whiskers until it wakes up with a start.

The children had been tickling each other during the playful afternoon.

By the end of the journey, the sun will have been tickling the horizon, casting a warm glow on the vast landscape.

The musician has been tickling the piano keys to create a beautiful melody.

The romantic couple was tickling each other's senses with sweet gestures on a moonlit night.

The feather's gentle touch can tickle the nose, causing uncontrollable laughter.

The magician used a feather to tickle the palm of the volunteer, causing the audience to laugh.

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