tickling (Meaning)
tickling (n)
the act of tickling
tickling (s)
exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements
tickling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Tickle
Synonyms & Antonyms of tickling
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- angering
- provoking
- irritating
- irking
- roiling
- bugging
- nettling
- piquing
- nettling
- perturbing
- riling
- chafing
- rousing
- inflaming
- rousing
- bothering
- bugging
- perturbing
- roiling
- vexing
- irritating
- ruffling
- exasperating
- displeasing
- putting out
- rankling
- putting out
- aggravating
- chafing
- aggravating
- provoking
- riling
- getting
- grating
- irking
- crossing
- grating
- ruffling
- exasperating
- maddening
- annoying
- bothering
- inflaming
- piquing
- galling
- displeasing
- getting
- vexing
- crossing
- angering
- galling
- rankling
- annoying
- maddening
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- harassing
- fretting
- insulting
- harassing
- offending
- incensing
- harrying
- peeving
- steaming up
- upsetting
- disturbing
- upsetting
- pestering
- enraging
- enraging
- insulting
- enflaming
- harrying
- disturbing
- infuriating
- steaming up
- pestering
- outraging
- agitating
- enflaming
- outraging
- peeving
- infuriating
- distressing
- incensing
- offending
- agitating
- distressing
- fretting
FAQs About the word tickling
the act of tickling, exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movementsof Tickle
stinging, drilling, tapping, itching, piercing,tingling, perforating, poking, puncturing, riddling
angering, provoking, irritating, irking, roiling, bugging, nettling, piquing, nettling, perturbing
The child's laughter reverberated through the room as her father's playful tickling sent waves of joy coursing through her.
The gentle breeze tickled her skin, carrying with it the faint scent of wildflowers and freshly cut grass.
The teasing words of her friends tickled her fancy, making her smile despite her best efforts to maintain a stern expression.
The kitten's whiskers tickled her hand as it playfully pawed at her fingers.
