tickles

"I read more'n they do, I reckon, an 'sometimes a word tickles me till I git it out."

Dixie Hart 1888

The name tickles the people's ears, and it wouldn't do to tell 'em I lost my leg by falling down the main hatchway when half-seas over; so, do you see, I generally sticks to the _Thunderer_ story, as it's nearer the truth than any other, and doesn't so much hurt my conscience. "

The Loss of the Royal George William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

What kind of tickles me most about this whole debacle, is the notion that the "Young Eagles" I think it was – the "young" donors who expected the RNC to spring for the tab at the Strip joint – are up to 45 years old!

Steele speaks with RNC committee members 2010

The bee walks on my hand for a bit and it kind of tickles me.

Bumble Bee 2009

Once, a paesano told me : ...ma'm,for me, the music is that sound that 'tickles' my ears in a pleasant way , even being it a perpetual one note fart .

The Magic Circle 2007

[Tickles] As a matter of fact, experience has taught the fishermen to use "tickles," as narrow passages are called, for harbors, that there may always be a windward and a leeward entrance.

Bowdoin Boys in Labrador An Account of the Bowdoin College Scientific Expedition to Labrador led by Prof. Leslie A. Lee of the Biological Department Jonathan Prince Cilley 1877

Grumbo, an 'tickles 'em to death wid de pint uf my knife.

Burl Morrison Heady 1872

"It feels weird and kind of tickles, but he's soft and smooth" the Martin Bluff Elementary second-grader said as a snake handler removed the red milk snake and proceeded to educate a gathering crowd about the reptile.

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If something unusual's going on in the area, it kind of tickles our curiosity, if you know what I mean. "

For Love of Mother-Not Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1983

If something unusual's going on in the area, it kind of tickles our curiosity, if you know what I mean. "

For Love of Mother-Not Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1983