tickle-footed Antonyms
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Meaning of tickle-footed
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tickle-footed (a.)
Uncertain; inconstant; slippery.
tickle-footed Sentence Examples
- The tickle-footed toddler giggled incessantly when his toes were tickled.
- The kitten's tickle-footed antics brought a smile to everyone's face.
- The dancer's graceful movements included a tantalizing tickle-footed step.
- The mischievous child had tickle-footed tendencies that kept his siblings on edge.
- The horse's tickle-footed habit made grooming a hilarious experience.
- The doctor's tickle-footed examination left the patient laughing uncontrollably.
- The tickle-footed baby squirmed and kicked with delight during bath time.
- The comedian's tickle-footed routine ensured a night filled with laughter.
- The tickle-footed clown used his toes to create a symphony of giggles.
- The professor's tickle-footed approach to teaching made even the most complex concepts seem entertaining.
FAQs About the word tickle-footed
Uncertain; inconstant; slippery.
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The tickle-footed toddler giggled incessantly when his toes were tickled.
The kitten's tickle-footed antics brought a smile to everyone's face.
The dancer's graceful movements included a tantalizing tickle-footed step.
The mischievous child had tickle-footed tendencies that kept his siblings on edge.
