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tickly Definition and Meaning in English (tickly definition)

adjective
Synonyms:itchypricklytingling
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Tickly definition: Describing something that causes a light, irritating sensation, often leading to a desire to scratch or laugh.

Definitions of Tickly

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something that causes a light, irritating sensation, often leading to a desire to scratch or laugh.

Example Sentences

casual

“The feather felt tickly on my nose.”

casual

“I have a tickly cough that won't go away.”

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Inflected Word Forms

present participletickling
nountickle
agent nountickler
adjectiveticklish

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Tickly definition: Describing something that causes a light, irritating sensation, often leading to a desire to scratch or laugh.
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'Tickly' translates to 'tickly' in English. Tickly definition: Describing something that causes a light, irritating sensation, often leading to a desire to scratch or laugh.
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