titillated

And while I'm all for being titillated, that is not a sport.

Cheerleading A Sport? You'll Know It When You See It 2010

And while I'm all for being titillated, that is not a sport.

Cheerleading A Sport? You'll Know It When You See It 2010

While I'm all for being titillated, that is not a sport.

NPR Topics: News 2010

Chine, sparerib, and sausage, such as titillated our palates in the first half of the nineteenth century, are not to be had now for love or money.

Marion Harland's autobiography : the story of a long life, 1910

(Even when I was a high school student I might have been titillated by them in the usual adolescent manner, but I wouldn't have been horrified or unduly influenced by them.)

Literary Study 2009

Inspiration: Furniture has 'titillated' him since childhood, he says.

Wanted: a Second Chance Christina Binkley 2011

Consider it an image thing: Men still report being more titillated by images online than women 26 percent versus 9 percent.

Marian Salzman: Love in the Time of Connectivity Marian Salzman 2011

Readers will be more grateful for than titillated by her willingness to strip bare what is so well-hidden in our culture: how great grief threatens the very soul.

Joyce Carol Oates's "A Widow's Story" Post 2011

He has titillated his readers by marrying his aunt and then writing about it; marrying his cousin and writing about that, too.

The power of Mario Vargas Llosa's words led the political writer to Nobel Prize Marie Arana 2010

He has titillated his readers by marrying his aunt and then writing about it; marrying his cousin and writing about that, too.

The power of Mario Vargas Llosa's words led the political writer to Nobel Prize Marie Arana 2010