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to tickle
01
chatouiller, titiller
to lightly touch or stroke a sensitive part of the body, causing a tingling or laughing sensation
Transitive: to tickle sb/sth
Example
The baby 's laughter echoed through the room as the parent gently tickled its tiny feet.
The mischievous kitten would pounce and playfully tickle its owner 's fingers with its tiny claws.
The siblings loved to tickle each other during playful moments at home.
02
chatouiller, titiller
to touch or move lightly with a gentle, often repetitive motion
Transitive: to tickle sth
Example
The brush of his fingertips tickled her skin as he traced patterns on her arm.
The gentle waves tickled the shore, leaving a trail of foam.
Her brush tickled the canvas as she painted delicate strokes.
03
chatouiller, exciter
to stimulate or excite in a positive and enjoyable manner
Transitive: to tickle someone's mind or senses
Example
Her witty remarks always tickle the audience 's intellect during her speeches.
The sight of the colorful fireworks tickled the child 's imagination.
The music from the jazz band tickled my senses, making me want to dance.
Tickle
01
chatouillement, gorgeonnement
the act of tickling
02
chatouillement, gêne
a cutaneous sensation often resulting from light stroking
Exemple
The baby's laughter echoed through the room as the parent gently tickled its tiny feet.
The mischievous kitten would pounce and playfully tickle its owner's fingers with its tiny claws.
The siblings loved to tickle each other during playful moments at home.
Trying to hold back laughter, he squirmed when his friend attempted to tickle his sides.
The feather's soft touch was enough to tickle her, making her burst into laughter.
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