Tickle

usgb/ˈtɪkl/
verb

To touch lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements.

He tickled her feet and made her laugh.
Visual representation of "tickle" - To touch lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements

Often appears as...

  • tickle someone's fancy
  • tickle pink
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Physically Stimulating

Used when the touch causes involuntary movements or laughter, not always comfortable for everyone.

Illustration for Physically Stimulating
Stop it! You're tickling me too much!
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Playful Interaction

Often occurs in a playful, affectionate context among friends, family, or couples.

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The siblings giggled while they tickled each other on the floor.
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