1. lightly touches someone in a way that causes laughter or twitching sensations
Usage: third person singular present
2. causes amusement or delight
Usage: third person singular present

1. light touching sensations that cause laughter or twitching
Usage: plural

Examples

• She tickles her baby’s feet to make him laugh.
• The feather tickles when it touches your skin.
• That joke always tickles my funny bone.
• The comedian’s story tickles the audience every time.
• He can’t stand tickles on his neck.
• The grass tickles her bare feet as she walks.
• His silly voice tickles the children.