tickle
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The meaning (definition) of the word tickle
to wiggle your fingers on someone to make them giggle.
The word tickle used in a sentence
“Dad loves to tickle my feet to make me giggle.”
Words that mean the same as tickle (synonyms)
touchwiggle
The plural of the word tickle
tickles
How the word tickle is said around the world
| French | chatouiller |
| Spanish | cosquillas |
| Mandarin | 痒痒 |
| Hindi | गुदगुदी |
| Arabic | دغدغة |
| Russian | щекотка |
| Portuguese (EU) | cócegas |
| Portuguese (BR) | cócegas |
| Japanese | くすぐる |
| German | kitzeln |
| Urdu | گدگدی |
| Punjabi | ਗੁਦਗੁਦਾਈ ਕਰਨਾ |
| Korean | 간지럼 |
| Hebrew | לְדַגדֵג |
| Greek | γαργαλάω |
| Dutch | kietelen |
| Filipino | kiliti |
| Vietnamese | cù lét |
| Turkish | gıdıklamak |
| Persian | قلقلک دادن |
| Polish | łaskotać |
| Ukrainian | лоскотати |
| Bengali | সুড়সুড়ি |
| Swedish | kittla |
| Italian | solletico |
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