Definition Synonyms
Definition of tickly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
causing itchinessRare producing an itchy sensation like being tickledRare
- The feather was tickly against her skin.
2.
sensationRare causing a slight tingling sensationRare
- The feather gave her a tickly feeling on her neck.
Origin of tickly
English, tickle (to touch lightly)
Examples of tickly in a sentence
His beard was tickly when he kissed her cheek. The tickly sensation made her giggle. He couldn't stand the tickly feeling of the wool on his skin.
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- French:chatouilleux, chatouillant, ...
- German:kitzelig, kitzlig, ...
- Italian:solleticante, solleticoso, ...
- Spanish:cosquilleante, hormigueante, ...
- Portuguese:irritante, coceguento, ...
- Chinese:痒痒的, 刺痒的, ...
- Japanese:くすぐったい, チクチクする, ...
- Arabic:مُدَغْدِغ, مُحَرْقِص, ...
- Hebrew:מְדַגְדֵּג, ...
- Russian:щекотный, щекочущий, ...
- Ukrainian:лоскотливий, поколювання, ...
- Hindi:गुदगुदी, हल्की झुनझुनी, ...
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