Tickling in a sentence as a noun

It's like a computer is tickling my brain.

We're either all crazy, or this is tickling a subtle scheduling bug in the kernel.

But there'll be some tickling, and some people say they have a feeling of something missing.

Just reading the word "gophersphere" makes my nostalgic muscles go tickling.

At first the block manager thought it was malf-ing, but it turns out yon Idiot was tickling the dragons tail.

Tickling in a sentence as an adjective

It is tickling an key aspect of hacking that has been underrepresented here on HN.

As in if they find the destination of your alerts before tickling your box and compromise that first.

PRT extends upon ABA by, instead of rewarding with "tickling him or giving him an M&M," using the patient's restricted interest as a reward itself.

Punishing risk-taking just because you're worried about somebody tickling their "intellectual jollies" is rather short-sighted.

Tickling definitions

noun

the act of tickling

See also: tickle titillation

adjective

exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements

See also: tingling titillating