Definition Conjugation
Definition of vellicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
irritationDated irritate or provoke slightlyDated
- His constant humming began to vellicate her nerves..
2.
tickleDated touch lightly to cause laughter or twitchingDated
- He vellicated her foot, making her giggle.
Origin of vellicate
Latin, vellicare (to twitch)
Examples of vellicate in a sentence
Her sarcastic comments would vellicate anyone. The feather vellicated his nose, making him sneeze. She couldn't stop laughing as he vellicated her ribs.
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- French:irriter, chatouiller, ...
- German:reizen, kitzeln, ...
- Italian:irritare, solleticare, ...
- Spanish:irritar, hacer cosquillas, ...
- Portuguese:irritar, fazer cócegas, ...
- Chinese:轻微刺激, 挠, ...
- Japanese:苛立たせる, くすぐる, ...
- Arabic:أَزْعَجَ, دَغْدَغَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגָרוֹת, לְדַגְדֵג, ...
- Russian:раздражать, пощекотать, ...
- Ukrainian:дратувати, полоскотати, ...
- Hindi:चिढ़ाना, गुदगुदाना, ...
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